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8 Seconds: Augsburg Scores Fastest Bundesliga Goal After Manuel Neuer Blunder

  • Augsburg scored after eight seconds against Bayern Munich on October 10, setting the Bundesliga’s fastest-goal record.
  • Robin Fellhauer scored shortly after kickoff, surpassing the previous joint record held by Kevin Volland and Karim Bellarabi.
  • The goal followed a mistake by Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who passed the ball directly to Fellhauer while attempting to chip the ball away.
  • Bayern Munich was second in the Bundesliga, two points behind Borussia Dortmund.
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Augsburg's fastest goal (scored after six seconds) in the home match against Bayern Munich has Manuel Neuer as its...sponsor. Manuel Neuer in his "dozens" was one of the best goalkeepers in the world. One of those who changed the position forever, as he came so far outside his goal and was so good with the ball at his feet that he looked like a defender many times. And this was something that helped both Bayern Munich and the German national tea…

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They were all surprised at the start of the match by the 5th date of the Bundesliga

·Vicente López, Argentina
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After 8.4 seconds the ball is in goal: the Augsburger Robin Fellhauer hits historically fast – against Manuel Neuer and FC Bayern of all times

·Munich, Germany
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Manuel Neuer hit hard. Augsburg hit after only eight seconds. This is a new Bundesliga record.

·Vienna, Austria
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A BIG mistake by the legend.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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