Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer Scores Bundesliga’s Fastest-Ever Goal Against Bayern

The fastest goal in Bundesliga history came on 10 October 2026 when Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer scored against Bayern Munich in under nine seconds. The lightning start stunned Bayern, but the teams finished 2-2 in an entertaining Bavarian derby.

Fastest Goal in Bundesliga History: How It Happened

Bayern kicked off and played the ball back to goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. His first touch was heavy, and his attempt to lift the ball over the pressing Fellhauer did not work. The Augsburg midfielder read the situation, took possession and finished into the unguarded goal.

The official Bundesliga report says the strike set a new record for the fastest goal in the competition’s history. It moved ahead of the previous nine-second record shared by Kevin Volland and Karim Bellarabi. Fellhauer’s goal was not the result of a long attacking move; it came from immediate pressure and a costly mistake at the back.

Bayern fight back but drop points

Augsburg took the lead again through Rodrigo Ribeiro in the 64th minute after Neuer saved an earlier effort. Bayern equalised for a second time in the 80th minute, when Nathaniel Brown finished after a pass from Harry Kane. The match ended 2-2, leaving Bayern frustrated that they could not turn their possession and late pressure into a winner.

The draw also mattered in the league race. Borussia Dortmund had drawn 2-2 with Werder Bremen the previous day, giving Bayern an opportunity to gain ground. Instead, Bayern left Augsburg with one point. The standings can change quickly, so readers should check the official table for the latest position rather than rely on an old screenshot.

Why the Bundesliga Goal Record Matters

Fellhauer’s goal is a reminder that pressing can create chances before a match has settled. For Augsburg, the early breakthrough showed the value of reacting quickly to an opponent’s mistake. For Bayern, the incident will prompt discussion about risk when building from the goalkeeper, although one error does not define an entire performance.

What happens next?

Bayern must quickly refocus on their next fixture, while Augsburg can take confidence from holding one of Germany’s leading clubs. Follow our football news and daily news sections for more updates. For related reading, see our analysis of how football teams build attacks, our football stars news roundup, and our report on Manchester City’s financial-rules appeal.

Frequently asked questions

Who scored the fastest goal in Bundesliga history?

Robin Fellhauer of Augsburg scored against Bayern Munich in under nine seconds on 10 October 2026, according to the Bundesliga’s official report.

What was the final score?

Augsburg and Bayern Munich drew 2-2.

Sources: Official Bundesliga report on the record goal; Bayern Munich’s official match report.