
FC Augsburg player scores 1-0 against FC Bayern after 8.4 seconds and breaks the record.
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Kevin Volland and Karim Bellarabi previously held the record with goals after nine seconds each.
The fastest goalscorer in Bundesliga history took his time. Robin Fellhauer could have scored 1-0 for FC Augsburg against FC Bayern even quicker, but he wanted to play it safe.
That's why he let at least a few tenths of a second pass before he took the ball from Manuel Neuer and ran towards the empty goal. “If I'm honest, I thought: It's better to take the ball with you again - not to shoot past it,” he later reported on his most glorious 8.4 seconds as a footballer to date.
Kevin Volland and Karim Bellarabi, previously the record holders with goals after nine seconds each, had already sent a message of greeting. “It’s a cool thing,” he said.
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