Bayern Munich's title charge hit an unexpected obstacle on Saturday as they dropped points in a chaotic 2-2 draw at Augsburg, a result that leaves them second in the Bundesliga, two points behind Borussia Dortmund. The afternoon was defined by Manuel Neuer's catastrophic error inside the opening seconds, gifting Robin Fellhauer the fastest goal in Bundesliga history after just 8.4 seconds. It set the tone for a frustrating afternoon that saw Bayern generate an extraordinary xG value of 5.13, yet convert only twice through Ismael Saibari and substitute Nathaniel Brown. Harry Kane, in exceptional form during the international break, was uncharacteristically wasteful with eight attempts and no goals. Four Bayern goals were disallowed for offside, with at least one widely criticised as a clear refereeing error. Vincent Kompany remained composed in his post-match assessment, insisting his focus stays entirely on Bayern's own results rather than Dortmund's form. The dropped points are compounded by the continued absence of Jamal Musiala, who suffered a muscle tear before the international break and has only just resumed light running. Off the pitch, contract talks with both Kane and Michael Olise are progressing. Bayern president Herbert Hainer confirmed a Kane extension is close, with only secondary details around image rights still to resolve. Sporting director Max Eberl stated publicly that the club wants to extend Olise's deal beyond 2029. Bayern return to action on Tuesday in the Champions League away to Viking Stavanger.