Bayern draw after conceding fastest Bundesliga goal ever

Bayern Munich were held to a draw at FC Augsburg on Saturday, after conceding the fastest goal in Bundesliga history. The German champions, who were playing their first match after the international break, had to come from behind to salvage a point.

A record goal after a Neuer blunder

Augsburg opened the scoring after just six seconds, following a mistake by Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. According to L'Équipe, the goal came after a "terrible error" by the veteran keeper. The Dutch outlet AD reports that Augsburg scored the fastest goal ever seen in the Bundesliga, while Sportschau and NOS also highlight the record-breaking nature of the strike.

The Guardian and Le Parisien both describe the goal as the quickest in the history of the German top flight. Mundo Deportivo adds that Bayern had four goals disallowed during the match, which ended in a draw.

Saibari scores against his former club's rivals

The Augsburg scorer was Ismael Saibari, a former PSV Eindhoven player, according to Voetbal International. His goal, combined with Neuer's error, put the home side in a strong position. However, Bayern fought back to earn a point, with FAZ reporting that Neuer made two mistakes in the match, leading to a turbulent draw.

Leipzig's successful dress rehearsal

Elsewhere, RB Leipzig enjoyed a successful final warm-up before their European clash with PSV Eindhoven, as AD reports. The Dutch outlet notes that Leipzig's win served as a good preparation for the upcoming match against the Eredivisie side.

Bayern's draw leaves them dropping points in the title race, while Augsburg will take confidence from taking a point off the champions.