
Robin Fellhauer sets the record for the fastest goal in German league history
AI-generated summary
The match took place as part of the fifth round of the German football championship.
Bayern played a draw with Augsburg in the match of the fifth round of the German football championship.
The meeting in Augsburg ended with a score of 2:2. Robin Fellhauer (1st minute) and Rodrigo Ribeiro (64) scored goals for Augsburg. Ismael Saibari (55) and Nathaniel Brown (80) scored for the Munich club.
Fellhauer scored in the eighth second after an error by Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and became the author of the fastest goal in Bundesliga history.
Bayern are second in the standings with 11 points. Augsburg is in fifth place with 8 points.
In the next match, Bayern will host Leipzig on October 17, and Augsburg will play away against Elfersberg on the same day.
Other game day results:
Mainz - Bayer - 3:4;
Paderborn - Stuttgart - 0:2;
"Union" - "Elfersberg" - 1:0;
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The match Bayern - Leipzig will take place on October 17
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