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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Augsburg scored after six seconds when Manuel Neuer, 40, made a mistake. Then Bayern Munich lost points. – It was a stupid mistake on my part, says Neuer according to Bild.
Robin Fellhauer has just scored the Bundesliga’s fastest goal against Bayern Munich. The pivot managed to score in the second eight of the match and the play has a main protagonist. Manuel Neuer relaxed in excess and his rival stole his wallet after intercepting a long pass attempt. ... Continue reading "A Neuer inexplicable sung becomes the fastest goal in Bundesliga history"
One of the best goalkeepers in history, Manuel Neuer, made a big mistake in the match between Bayern and Augsburg and helped his opponent score an express goal.
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