Bundesliga: in video, when Bayern Munich concedes the fastest goal in the German championship

It only took 8.4 seconds to make history, and Manuel Neuer didn't come out any better. Following a big mistake by the Bayern Munich goalkeeper, Robin Fellhauer scored with Augsburg the quickest goal ever scored in the Bundesliga.

8.4 seconds, watch in hand

Bayern Munich had a nightmare start to their fifth day in the Bundesliga against Augsburg. From the first seconds, Manuel Neuer, 40, completely missed his intervention. After a seemingly innocuous back pass from Luis Diaz, the Bavarian goalkeeper pushed his ball a little too far. While trying to lob Robin Fellhauer, who arrived at full speed, he hit the Augsburg player in the back. The ball then bounced ideally in the path of the attacker, who only had to push it into the empty goal.

On the scoreboard, only eight seconds had passed. According to the German daily Bild, manual timing even stopped the time at 8.4 seconds. Robin Fellhauer, the Ausburg striker, thus erased Karim Bellarabi and Kevin Volland, who jointly held the previous record with goals scored in nine seconds.

An error that raises questions about its future

This mishap comes as Neuer could be playing the last season of his career. In recent months, the German goalkeeper has several times suggested that he is considering hanging up his gloves. At Bayern, Jonas Urbig is expected to gradually take over and ensure the transition.