Fellhauer sets Bundesliga record with goal inside nine seconds
Augsburg midfielder Robin Fellhauer scored the quickest goal in Bundesliga history against Bayern Munich. He intercepted Manuel Neuer's attempted clearance after Harry Kane's kick-off back-pass and tapped into an empty net in under nine seconds. The previous record of nine seconds was shared by Kevin Volland and Karim Bellarabi.
Robin Fellhauer, an FC Augsburg midfielder, scored against Bayern Munich after the match began with Harry Kane sending the kick-off back to Manuel Neuer. Neuer’s first touch was heavy, and his attempted chip over Fellhauer was read by the Augsburg player, who intercepted and scored into an unguarded net inside nine seconds.
The previous Bundesliga benchmark of nine seconds had two holders. Kevin Volland achieved it for Hoffenheim against Bayern in 2015, while Karim Bellarabi did so for Bayer Leverkusen against Borussia Dortmund in 2014. Fellhauer’s goal therefore surpasses that shared mark.
The moment may boost Bundesliga visibility and spark fan discussion about records and goalkeeping risks. It could give Augsburg and Fellhauer wider recognition, while young players may see that quick reactions can create historic chances. For Bayern and Neuer, it may add scrutiny. Broadcasters and social platforms could benefit from a viral clip, though the long-term impact likely remains limited to sport.