Austria’s Christoph Baumgartner etched his name in football history today by scoring the fastest goal ever recorded in international football. In a friendly clash, Baumgartner wasted no time as he found the back of the net just 6 seconds into the game, putting Austria ahead in remarkable fashion. Receiving the ball from teammate Michael Gregoritsch […]
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Austria’s Christoph Baumgartner etched his name in football history today by scoring the fastest goal ever recorded in international football.
In a friendly clash, Baumgartner wasted no time as he found the back of the net just 6 seconds into the game, putting Austria ahead in remarkable fashion.
Receiving the ball from teammate Michael Gregoritsch at the center circle, the 24-year-old embarked on an electrifying solo run,pdribbling past the entire Slovakian midfield before unleashing a stunning strike from outside the box.
The ball found its way into the bottom corner of Martin Dubravka’s goal, leaving the Newcastle shot-stopper with no chance of making a save, perhaps even caught off guard by the lightning-fast sequence of events.
Watch the history making goal below:
?? Austria's Christoph Baumgartner just scored the fastest goal recorded in international football, it took SIX SECONDS!
? It beats Lukas Podolski's 7-second goal against Ecuador in 2013…#EURO2024 pic.twitter.com/Yxu3qvuBWJ
— The Sportsman (@TheSportsman) March 23, 2024
This historic goal surpasses the previous record set by Lucas Podolski, who scored in just 7 seconds against Ecuador in 2013.
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