'Seol Young-woo's first selection' Augs draws 2-2 with Munich with '8 second goal'

German professional soccer team Augsburg, where national team fullback Seol Young-woo made his debut as a starter, scored the first goal in the shortest time in Bundesliga history and drew with Bayern Munich, the 'absolute powerhouse'.

Augsburg took the lead with Robin Fellhauer's goal 8 seconds after kickoff in Münchenoga's 2026-2027 Bundesliga 5th round home game held at the WWK Arena in Augsburg, Germany on the 11th, and then drew 2-2.

Fellhauer scored immediately after kickoff, taking advantage of Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer's mistake.

Fellhauer's goal is the fastest score in the Bundesliga. The previous record was 9 seconds, set by Leverkusen's Karim Bellarabi in 2014 and Hoffenheim's Kevin Poland in 2015. Poland's goal also came in the game against Munich.

This is the first time this season that Munich has given up the first goal.

Seol Young-woo, who moved to Augsburg ahead of this season, started for the first time and played as right fullback until the 17th minute of the second half, when he was replaced by Anton Cardet.

Seol Young-woo showed his presence by participating in a deep attack in a ground attack situation in the second half and firing a threatening shot.

Munich tied the game in the 6th minute of the second half with Luis Dias' stunning right-footed bicycle kick shot following Ismael Saibari's cross.

Augsburg, which had been crouching, took the lead again in the 19th minute of the second half thanks to Rodrigo Ribeiro's goal from a counterattack.

After the equalizer, Munich was repeatedly denied a goal due to offside even after scoring the goal twice. In the 38th minute of the second half, even Serge Gnabry's shot hit the goalpost and hit the ground.

Nathaniel Brown, who was substituted in the 22nd minute of the second half, came to the rescue for Munich.

In the 35th minute of the second half, Brown saved Munich from defeat by pushing in a ground ball cross passed from the left by Harry Kane in front of the goal.

Munich center back Kim Min-jae, who was called up to the national team during the international match along with Seol Young-woo, was listed as a substitute and did not play.

Augsburg is in 5th place (8 points), and Munich is in 2nd place (11 points).

Mainz, in which Lee Jae-seong came on as a substitute in the 25th minute of the second half, lost 3-4 to Leverkusen despite Anthony Cassi's multiple goals.

Union Berlin, with Jung Woo-young starting and playing until the 33rd minute of the second half, won 1-0 over Elpersberg thanks to Livan Bourges' winning goal.