8 Seconds: Augsburg Scores Fastest Bundesliga Goal After Manuel Neuer Blunder
- On Saturday, Augsburg midfielder Robin Fellhauer scored the fastest goal in Bundesliga history, finding the net just eight seconds after kickoff against Bayern Munich.
- The play began when Bayern kicked off and passed back to 40-year goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, whose attempted chip clearance was intercepted by Fellhauer for an easy finish.
- League officials confirmed the eight-second time, surpassing the previous nine-second record jointly held by Kevin Volland for Hoffenheim and Karim Bellarabi for Bayer Leverkusen.
- Bundesliga officials officially recognized the goal as a new record while Bayern remains second in the league, two points behind Borussia Dortmund.
- The visitors entered with a dominant record, having lost only once in their previous 47 league games—a defeat that notably came against Augsburg in January.
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Neuer handed Augsburg the lead after 8.4 seconds with an error that Robin Fellhauer capitalised on, before two assists from Harry Kane helped resuce a point in the second half. Bayern missed the chance to knock Borussia Dortmund off top spot after the draw and remain two points behind the league leaders in second. "It feels more like a defeat. On another day we would have won this game, but that’s football. We gave away two sloppy goals and they…
The German goalkeeper's unfortunate move traveled around the world in an instant.
Augsburg's Robin Fellhauer scored the fastest goal in Bundesliga history.
Veteran Manuel Neuer of Bayern Munich starred in an unusual play that became a record for the Bundesliga.
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