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Augsburg’s Fellhauer Scores Bundesliga’s Fastest Goal Against Bayern
Augsburg played Bayern Munich on Saturday.
Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer scored just eight seconds after the game began.
That made it the fastest goal in Bundesliga history.
The goal came after Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer mishit a clearance.
Bayern later scored to make the match even.
Augsburg went ahead again after another Neuer mistake.
Rodrigo Ribeiro scored from the ball Neuer had punched away.
Bayern and Augsburg finished tied, 2-2.
Robin Fellhauer scored for Augsburg after eight seconds against Bayern Munich, setting a Bundesliga fastest-goal record.
The goal followed a misplayed chipped clearance by Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer after kickoff.
Bayern equalised in the 55th minute through Ismael Saibari, after an effort was ruled offside in the 51st.
A Neuer error led to Augsburg retaking the lead in the 64th minute, with Rodrigo Ribeiro scoring after a punch fell to him.
The match ended in a 2-2 draw.
- Who
- Augsburg and Bayern Munich, including Augsburg scorer Robin Fellhauer.
- What
- A 2-2 draw in which Fellhauer scored the Bundesliga’s fastest goal, after eight seconds.
- Where
- The article does not specify the venue.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not give a date.
- Why
- The match ended 2-2; the article does not state a broader reason for the result.
Key facts
- Final score
- Augsburg 2, Bayern Munich 2
- Fastest goal
- Robin Fellhauer scored after eight seconds
- First Bayern equaliser
- Ismael Saibari scored in the 55th minute
- Augsburg’s second goal
- Rodrigo Ribeiro scored in the 64th minute
- Offside effort
- A Bayern effort was ruled offside in the 51st minute
- Goalkeeper errors
- The article describes Manuel Neuer errors preceding both Augsburg goals
Sources
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