Bayern Munich conceded the fastest goal in Bundesliga history in their match against Augsburg on Sunday, an unusual setback that contributed to a 2-2 draw. The game took place in Augsburg and marked Bayern’s second dropped points in five league matches this season.

The early goal came just eight seconds into the match when Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer mishandled a backpass and failed in a chipped clearance attempt, allowing Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer to capitalize immediately. Bayern head coach Vincent Kompany had emphasized the importance of the fixture, considering the team’s only league defeat last season was against Augsburg at home. Yet the quick concession set the tone for a challenging evening for the defending champions.

Bayern's equalizer arrived in the 55th minute through Ismael Saibari, but Augsburg responded swiftly with Rodrigo Ribeiro restoring their lead nine minutes later. Bayern appeared to have late chances, including two Luis Díaz goals that were disallowed for offside following VAR reviews. Nathaniel Brown finally leveled the score in the 81st minute, securing a draw for the visitors.

Elsewhere in the Bundesliga, Bayer Leverkusen continued their resurgence under Spanish manager Carles Martínez with a narrow 4-3 victory over Mainz. Leverkusen remains the only team to have interrupted Bayern’s long-term league dominance over the past 14 seasons.

Union Berlin earned their first win of the campaign with a 1-0 result against newly promoted Elversberg, courtesy of a late goal from Livan Burcu. Hamburger SV secured a dramatic 3-2 win at Hoffenheim, with Miro Muheim scoring in stoppage time. Stuttgart also recorded a 2-0 victory away against Paderborn.

A match between RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt was scheduled to take place later on Sunday.