Neuer error gifts Augsburg record 8-second goal as Bayern draw 2-2

📰 A Manuel Neuer error gifted Augsburg a goal after eight seconds, and Bayern could only draw 2-2, missing the chance to go top. 📌 Key points ⏱️ Augsburg's Robin Fellhauer scored eight seconds after kick-off. 📜 It is the fastest goal in Bundesliga history, beating the old 9-second mark. 🧤 Neuer admitted it was "a stupid mistake" on his part. ⚽ Substitute Nathaniel Brown rescued a point with an 80th-minute equaliser. 🇰🇷 Seol Young-woo made his first start; Kim Min-jae stayed on the bench. 📝 What happened ⏱️ In matchday 5 at the WWK Arena on 10 October, Bayern played the kick-off straight back to Neuer, whose first touch ran away from him. His attempted chip over the onrushing Fellhauer struck the Augsburg man, who walked the ball into an empty net. 📜 The Bundesliga and data provider Sportec Solutions logged the goal at eight seconds; a hand-stopped time gave 8.4. The previous record of nine seconds was shared by Karim Bellarabi (Leverkusen, 2014) and Kevin Volland (Hoffenheim, 2015). ⚽ Ismael Saibari levelled in the 55th minute, but Rodrigo Ribeiro restored Augsburg's lead in the 64th. Luis Díaz had a goal ruled out for offside after a VAR check before Brown turned in Harry Kane's low cross on 80 minutes. 🇰🇷 Seol Young-woo started at right-back for the first time since joining Augsburg and played around 62 minutes. Kim Min-jae was an unused substitute, so there was no Korean derby. 📊 By the numbers • Fellhauer's opener: 8 seconds (old record 9) • Bayern: 3 wins, 2 draws, 11 points, 2nd • Gap to leaders Dortmund: 2 points • Seol's minutes: around 62 🔭 Why it matters Vincent Kompany said "you can't sugar-coat it" but backed Neuer to show his quality, as he always has. Still, Bayern have now dropped points in two of five league games and passed up the chance to go top. They travel in the Champions League midweek before hosting RB Leipzig on 17 October.