Manuel Neuer had a nightmare moment as his mistake led to Bayern Munich conceding after just six seconds against Augsburg.Bayern endured the worst possible start on Saturday when their No.1’s howler allowed Robin Fellhauer to score the fastest goal in Bundesliga history.Neuer saw his hopes of a clean sheet disappear in less than 10 seconds on SaturdayGettyStraight from kick-off, Luis Diaz played what looked to be a harmless backpass towards Neuer.But disaster struck when the Germany stopper took a heavy touch, and then tried to chip the ball over the onrushing Fellhauer.This ended badly for Neuer though, as Fellhauer blocked the clearance, which then dropped straight into the Augsburg player’s path and allowed him to roll the ball into the empty net.With the ball hitting the back of net after just six seconds, making this the fastest goal in Bundesliga history.While Augsburg celebrated, Neuer was shown visibly frustrated in his own goal before gesturing in apology to his teammates.The previous record was shared by Karim Bellarabi of Bayer Leverkusen and Kevin Volland for TSG Hoffenheim – with the pair both scoring after nine seconds.Bellarabi first set the record in 2014, playing for Bayer Leverkusen against Jurgen Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund, before Volland equalled it a year later, while playing for Hoffenheim against Bayern of all teams.How did Bayern’s clash with Augsburg unfold?While Neuer’s early blunder left Bayern with plenty of time to get back into the game, their equaliser didn’t come until the second half.Ismael Saibari pulled the Bavarians level on 55 minutes, but they didn’t stay level for long.Just eight minutes later, Neuer had another moment to forget as he parried Calvin Brackelmann’s effort straight to the feet of Rodrigo Ribeiro, who tapped home to put Augsburg back in front.Neuer led his Bayern team out as captain against Augsburg, but things soon turned sourGettyFellhauer could hardly believe his luck when Neuer’s attempted pass bounced off him and gave him an open goal to score intoGettyThis left Bayern staring at their first league defeat of the season, before Nathaniel Brown struck on 90 minutes to spare their blushes.Having started the day two points off top spot, Vincent Kompany‘s side had looked to capitalise on league leaders Borussia Dortmund’s late collapse against Werder Bremen on Friday.Dortmund were 2-0 up in the 85th minute before two goals in four minutes from the away side meant they had to settle for a draw.But after Bayern were held to a 2-2 draw of their own, they remain two points adrift of Dortmund at the top of the table.End of an era?Neuer’s huge mistake comes in what looks increasingly likely to be the last season of his playing career.Having brought his international career to an end with Germany’s round of 32 exit at the World Cup, the 40-year-old has previously hinted that he could retire at the end of the 2025/26 campaign.Neuer’s performances at the 2014 World Cup will go down in historyGettyBayern would appear to have a ready-made successor in the form of Jonas Urgig, who has served as back up since his arrival in 2025.Should the German make this season his last, it would spell the end of his historic career, which has seen him become the most decorated German footballer in history.Neuer boasts a staggering 36 major trophies from his 21-year senior career, with his most notable achievements his 2014 World Cup glory with Germany and Champions League wins in 2013 and 2020.