Bundesliga: Bayern have three goals disallowed and slip up in wild match

Bundesliga: Bayern have three goals disallowed and slip up in wild match Bayern Munich and Augsburg served up a wild Bundesliga game on Saturday morning (10). The reigning German champions slipped up for the second time this season and missed the chance to go top. Right from the first play of the match, Manuel Neuer made a dreadful passing error that Robin Fellhauer capitalized on to make it 1–0. Scored after just eight seconds, the goal became the fastest in Bundesliga history. Bayern only managed to respond in the second half, scoring twice and having three other goals disallowed (one after a VAR intervention). Ismael Saibari made it 1–1 early in the second half, Portugal's Rodrigo Ribeiro put Augsburg back in front, and Nathaniel Brown equalized again. See below for the rest of Saturday morning's Bundesliga action: Augsburg vs Bayern Munich Mainz vs Bayer Leverkusen It was the most action-packed game of Saturday morning in the Bundesliga. Mainz conceded twice inside the opening ten minutes but fought back to level before halftime. But Leverkusen responded with two more goals in the second half to take all three points. Union Berlin vs Elversberg The decisive goal came late in the match, securing victory for the hosts. Paderborn vs Stuttgart Stuttgart secured their second Bundesliga win of the season with a goal in each half. Hoffenheim vs Hamburg Hamburg opened the scoring early on, but fell behind at the start of the second half. Shortly after scoring their second goal, however, Hoffenheim were reduced to ten men when Brazilian full-back Bernardo was sent off. That opened the door for Hamburg to pull off an incredible comeback. HSV's winning goal came in second-half stoppage time. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.