Bayern Munich lost 2-2 to Augsburg in a match that saw goalkeeper Manuel Neuer concede the fastest goal in Bundesliga history when Robin Fellhauer scored after eight seconds. The defeat was the second drop of points in five games for the German champions, a result that surprised coach Vincent Kompany, who had described the visit as a priority after a solitary loss to Augsburg last season.
Bayern’s poor start was followed by a slow recovery. Ismael Saibari equalised in the 55th minute, Rodrigo Ribeiro restored the lead nine minutes later, and Nathaniel Brown finally levelled the score in the 81st. The game ended in a stalemate, leaving Bayern with a point instead of a win.
In Spain, Rayo Vallecano fans forced the suspension of their home match against Athletic Bilbao by repeatedly throwing paper planes and other objects onto the pitch in protest of club owner Raul Martin Presa. The incident followed the club’s initial stadium closure over safety concerns and highlighted long‑standing tensions between the owners and supporters.
Real Madrid’s 1-0 victory over Villarreal was marred by a red card to Vinicius Junior, who was sent off for pulling the hair of opponent Nathan Saliba. The referee had cancelled his earlier goal after a VAR review. Meanwhile, Barcelona secured an eighth consecutive win, and Atletico Madrid remained second in the La Liga standings.
Across Europe, Arsenal beat Leeds 2-1, Chelsea defeated Bournemouth 5-1, and Tottenham drew 1-1 with Manchester United. In France, Paris Saint‑Germain won 3-1 over Le Mans, while Lorient ended Paris FC’s unbeaten start with a 1-0 victory. In Italy, Inter Milan beat Parma 3-0, and Napoli secured a 3-0 win over Frosinone.
