Bayern Munich conceded the fastest goal in the history of the German League, when they tied with their host Augsburg 2-2.
Aiming to capitalize on leaders Borussia Dortmund’s draw with Werder Bremen, the defending champions endured a nightmare start as Robin Wielhauer denied the ball to goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who had the simple task of slotting the ball into an empty net 8.4 seconds later.
Luis Diaz equalized due to offside, before Ismail Saibari equalized 10 minutes after the start of the second half.
Rodrigo Ribeiro restored Augsburg’s lead nine minutes later, converting the rebound from Calvin Brakelmann’s shot, but Harry Kane provided his second assist when Nathaniel Brown converted a low cross to restore parity.
Serge Gnabry came agonizingly close to completing Bayern’s turnaround when he hit the post from close range, keeping Bayern tied two points behind Dortmund.
Christopher Nkunku scored a hat-trick to lead Leipzig to a 6-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, moving up to fifth place behind Bayer Leverkusen, who won 4-3 at Mainz.
Anthony Casey’s goal led to a draw for Mainz before the end of the first half, after Robert Andrich and Patrik Schick scored two goals, giving Leverkusen an early lead.
However, Jarel Quansah and Moussa Diaby restored Leverkusen’s two-goal lead, while Benedikt Hollerbach’s goal was a consolation for Mainz in stoppage time.
Hoffenheim suffered its fourth defeat in five matches at the beginning of the season after losing 3-2 at home to Hamburg.
Pampas Conte made it 2-1 for Hoffenheim eight minutes after the start of the second half, and the hosts overturned the result after Yusuf Poulsen advanced early, but the second yellow card for defender Bernardo 12 minutes later turned the match in Hamburg’s favour.
Hamburg saw the equalizer disallowed due to a handball before Terem Moffi restored parity seven minutes before the end of normal time, before Miro Moheim broke Hoffenheim’s hearts with the winning goal in the 94th minute.
In other matches, Stuttgart beat Paderborn 2-0, and Union Berlin beat Elfersberg 1-0.
Atletico left it late with the cancellation of the Rayo match
Cristian Romero scored a late winner for Atletico Madrid Beat Alaves with ten men 2-1.
Alejandro Grimaldo gave Atletico the lead after a wonderful exchange with Jonathan David, but a calm penalty kick carried out by Lucas Pouille equalized the score in stoppage time in the first half after Robin Le Normand fouled Johnny Otto.
Alaves were reduced to 10 just after the hour mark after Angel Perez was sent off for a foul on Julian Alvarez following a pitch-side VAR review.
It took until the 87th minute for Atletico to take advantage of the opportunity and score the winning goal, after a wonderful cross pass from Alex Baena from the left wing, which Romero turned into the net at the far post.
Atletico is still five points behind leaders Barcelona, who achieved eight wins from eight matches by defeating Getafe 3-0. The team is one point ahead of Real Madrid after beating Villarreal 1-0.
Rayo Vallecano’s match with Athletic Bilbao was canceled after Rayo fans continually threw kites and rubber balls onto the pitch in Vallecas in protest against club owner Raul Martin Brisa.
Inter remains undefeated
Inter Milan maintained their unbeaten start to their Serie A title defense with a 3-0 win over Parma.
Petar Sučić put the Nerazzurri in front, after Parma fired the ball in from behind, before Hakan Calhanoglu doubled the lead from the penalty spot, and Marcus Thuram gave Inter what proved to be a decisive advantage by capping a fast-paced Inter attack with a brilliant finish through goal.
Napoli also won 3-0, easily defeating Frosinone thanks to a double from Kevin De Bruyne. With this victory, he surpasses Frosinone in the standings and advances to eighth place.
Genoa achieved its first victory this season after defeating its struggling compatriot Fiorentina 2-1.
Monaco held at home
Monaco, leaders of the French Premier League, squandered a two-goal lead after drawing with Toulouse 2-2.
Idan Diop opened the scoring and then provided an assist for Matthijs Albin, but Toulouse fought back in the second half as Kasper Tingstedt scored from the penalty spot before crossing for Sion Oppong to slot home.
Reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain are just three points behind Monaco after beating Le Mans 3-1, while Lille are one point behind in second place, with Dylan Pacqua’s fifth-minute goal giving them a 1-0 win over 10-man Le Havre.
Paris Saint-Germain’s neighbour, Paris Saint-Germain, is three points behind the leaders after losing 1-0 to Lorient. In another match, Brest defeated Angers with ten players 5-1.
