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Bayern concedes fastest Bundesliga goal, Rayo game called off, and Arsenal bounces back · Best of: Features

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  Bayern concedes fastest Bundesliga goal, Rayo game called off, and Vinicius sees
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  red card. Written by Siron Fehe and Joseph Wilson. This article is
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  being read by an automated voice generated by Everlet. Bayern Munich goalkeeper
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  Manuel Neuir gave away the Bundesliga's fastest ever goal, Rio Valacano fans
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  forced their La Liga game to be suspended, and Real Madrid star
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  Vinicius Junior was sent off for yanking the hair of an opponent
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  on Saturday. Arsenal, Barcelona and Intermilan also got wins to keep their
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  leads as Europe's national leagues resumed after an extended international break. Bayern
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  coach Vincent Company said his team's visit to Augsburg was a priority
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  game, after its only league loss against Augsburg in Munich last season,
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  but he can't have imagined making a worse start to what ultimately
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  ended in a two two draw, the seconds.
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  Time in five games Bayern has dropped points this season. It began
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  with Bayern playing the ball back from the kickoff to Newar, who
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  botched his attempt at a chipped clearance and allowed Robin Fellhauer to
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  score after just eight seconds. Bayern had to wait till the fifty
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  fifth minute for Ismail Saibari to pull a level, only form Rodrigo
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  Ribero to restore the home team's lead nine minutes later. Nathaniel Brown
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  finally equalized in the eighty first. Bayer Leverkusen, the only team to
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  break Bayern's dominance in any of the last fourteen seasons, held on
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  for a four three win in Mainz, continuing its upturn in form
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  under Spanish coach Carlos Martinez. Christopher Nkunku netted a hat trick to
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  fuel Leipzig's six zero demolition of Eintracht Frankfurt. Miro Muheim scored in
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  stoppage time for Hamburger SV to win at Hoffenheim three two, Union
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  Berlin Beat promoted Elversburg one zero for its first victory of the
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  season, and Stuttgart won at Paderborn two zero. Rayo fans stop game
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  in Spain. Rayo fans forced a suspension of their team's match against
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  athletic Bilbao by repeatedly throwing paper airplanes and other objects onto the
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  field in protest against club owner Raul Martin Presa. It was Rayo's
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  first league game of the season at home, since city authorities initially
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  closed the stadium over safety concerns. Prisa has long been unpopular among
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  Rayo fans since taking over the club in twenty eleven. Also, it
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  was business as usual for Barcelona even without injured topscorer Rafinha. Barcelona
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  equaled its best ever La Liga start with an eighth win in
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  as many rounds. Anthony Gordon got his first goal since joining Barcelona,
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  Gabriel Jesus scored in his first start, and the defending champion eased
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  to a three zero win over Gatefi. Atletico Madrid won at Deportivo
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  La Corona two one to remain in second at five points back.
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  Red card for Vinitius. Vinicius earned a direct red card for pulling
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  the hair of Villarreal's Nathan Saliba, leaving Real Madrid needing to hang
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  on for the final twenty minutes to earn a one and oh
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  win. Vinitius was celebrating after scoring when referee Isidro Diaz de Mera
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  was called by the video assistant to review the moments before his
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  goal. The referee waved off the goal and sent Vinitius off for
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  tugging on Saliba's hair. Yan Dionde scored his first goal since joining
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  Madrid, finding the net early in the second half. Defending champ wins
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  in Premier League. Bruno Guimaras came off the bench to score on
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  his home debut as defending champion Arsenal recovered to beat Leeds 2-1
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  in the Premier League. Arsenal moved level on points with Manchester City
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  at the top of the table, ahead of City tricky trip to
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  Liverpool on Sunday. Jordan Henderson scored a brace in Chelsea's five one
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  win over Bournemouth. Tottenham snatched a one one draw at Manchester United
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  with ten men. Sunderland lost to ten man Brighton, which remained third,
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  and fourth place Brentford drew two two at Aston Villa. While Paris
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  FC finally loses. Kavica Kavaratskilia came off the bench to lead Paris
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  Saint Germain's three one win over Le Mans, while Usmain Dembele and
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  Nuno Mendez rested for Tuesday's visit to City in the Champions League.
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  Lorian ended Paris FC's unbeaten start with A one and oh win.
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  The still unbeaten Monaco squandered a two goal lead in a two-two
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  draw with Toulouse, while Brest routed Anger's 5 1. McTominay returns for
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  Napoli. Scott McTominay got his first minutes for Napoli since he underwent
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  minor heart surgery last month. The Scotland midfielder went on as a
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  second half substitute in a three zero win over promoted Frosinone that
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  was fuelled by a Kevin De Bruin double. Marcus Thurium was one
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  of three Inter Milan players to score in the first half in
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  a three zero win over Parma, Interlead Serie A by three points
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  ahead of Roma and Lazio, which both play on Sunday. Genoa defeated
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  Fiorentina two one. Fehi reported from Berlin and Wilson reported from Barcelona,
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  Spain. See the AP's full soccer coverage here.