How FC Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer exploited Bayern Munich’s lazy approach for a goal
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26-second read(Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images) | Getty Images FC Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer was on a mission from the opening kickoff against Bayern Munich during his team’s 2-2 draw with the German Rekordmeister.
Fellhauer revealed that Die Fuggerstädter studied Bayern Munich’s kick-off tactics and had a distinct plan to disrupt their opening routine. That strategy led to the shocking opener as Fellhauer scored just 8.4 seconds into the game.
“We discussed very clearly before the game what Bayern’s kick-off routine would be: they would play the ball back to Manuel Neuer, who would then launch it forward.
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- Bavarian Football Works ↗
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- Bayern Munich, Augsburg
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FC Augsburg’s Robin Fellhauer was on a mission from the opening kickoff against Bayern Munich during his team’s 2-2 draw with the German Rekordmeister.
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