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Kompany sees Neuer's record-fast goal against Bayern in Augsburg

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Kompany sees Neuer's record-fast goal against Bayern in Augsburg

Vincent Kompany, the Belgian coach of Bayern München, was Saturday afternoon in Augsburg when goalkeeper Manuel Neuer set up an own goal after just five seconds. The incident took place during the Bundesliga match between FC Augsburg and Bayern München on 10 October 2026, and was broadcast live.

Record in the Bundesliga

Neuer’s mistake produced a record time: the ball entered the Bavarian net within five seconds. The quick own goal was scored by Robin Fellhauer, who already in the first minute found the ball behind Bayern’s goal. The final result remained 1‑0 in favour of Augsburg.

Live report and broader sport context

The match was shown under the programme overview that includes, among others, Football, Cycling, Tennis, Formula 1, Basketball and Cyclo-cross. The live moment was marked as part of the Jupiler Pro League, Challenger Pro League, Champions League, Europa League and Conference League overviews, with extra focus on More football: Bundesliga LIVE.

Fellhauer’s goal was reported at 15:30 as the first goal of matchday 5. The report notes that the match was followed on Facebook, with a score of 1‑0 for Augsburg against Bayern München.

Kompany, who leads Bayern, saw his own goalkeeper make an unprecedented mistake. He described the start as “you can’t have a worse start”. The incident highlights the unpredictability of the Bundesliga, even for record champions.

The event was further placed within a broader sports agenda, which includes, among other things, the calendar of matches and programmes for various disciplines. It shows how a single moment in the Bundesliga can have resonance within the overall sports landscape.

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