We’ve just witnessed the fastest goal in Bundesliga history – and it’s thanks to an all-time howler from Bayern Munich legend Manuel Neuer.

Vincent Kompany wouldn’t have believed his side as he watched Bayern go behind away at Augsburg after just six seconds, and from their own kick-off.

They kicked it straight back to Neuer after the whistle was blown, ready for the ‘keeper to pump it forward, but he was a bit too casual in possession and found his pocket picked by Robin Fellhauer.

After Fellhauer robbed the ball, he showed composure to take it under his control and slot it into an empty net.

Amazingly, Neuer was also in net for the last joint-record fastest goal in Bundesliga history, with Kevin Volland scoring for Hoffenheim after just 9.3 seconds back in the 2014-15 season.

“It was Bayern’s error, an invitation,” explained Volland at the time.

“Manuel Neuer slipped as he went for the ball, but I was lurking in the right place.

“We wanted to get straight at them and the rest is about instinct. You don’t really think about it.”

You can imagine Fellhauer saying those exact same words after Neuer’s unwanted momentum of deja vu.

On that occasion, imperial-era Bayern did as they so often did and came back win in last-gasp style.

On that occasion, imperial-era Bayern did as they so often did and came back to win in last-gasp style.

Kompany’s men couldn’t quite repeat the trick, although they twice came from behind to salvage a 2-2 draw. Harry Kane provided both assists, but Neuer was also culpable for Augsburg’s second, parrying a shot straight into Rodrigo Ribeiro’s path.

Bayern had gone into the match with a chance to return to the top of the Bundesliga after Dortmund dropped points on Friday night. Instead, they remain two points behind their rivals, albeit still unbeaten.

Kane spared Neuer some of his blushes, but this was an afternoon the 40-year-old will want to forget.