Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer scored after eight seconds against Bayern Munich on Saturday, setting the fastest goal in Bundesliga history, but the champions twice came from behind to secure a 2-2 draw.
Fellhauer profited from a mistake by Manuel Neuer as Bayern tried to clear, sending Augsburg ahead early and breaking the previous record, which had been jointly held by Kevin Volland and Karim Bellarabi. Bayern responded after the break, with Ismael Saibari equalising before another Neuer error in the 64th minute restored Augsburg’s lead through Rodrigo Ribeiro.
Bayern rescued the result 10 minutes from time when Harry Kane, who had hit the woodwork in the first half, cut the ball back for Nathaniel Brown to tap in. The draw came after Bayern’s only league defeat in their past 48 matches had been against Augsburg in January.
Elsewhere in the Bundesliga, Bayer Leverkusen won 4-3 in Mainz after leading 2-0 early and then surviving a comeback, while Hamburg beat Hoffenheim 3-2 with a stoppage-time winner from Miro Muheim. Stuttgart also won 2-0 at Paderborn, and Union Berlin edged Elversberg 1-0 at home.
In La Liga, Rayo Vallecano’s match against Athletic Club was abandoned after home fans at Vallecas stadium threw objects on to the pitch in protest against club president Raúl Martin Presa. The referee first stopped the game in the 13th minute after fans threw paper aeroplanes, rubber balls and other items, and the match was later called off after the crowd continued.
