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Augsburg hold Bayern after fastest Bundesliga goal, Leipzig hit 6

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By Mark Meadows Verified
| dailyfinland.fi
Bayern Munich drew 2-2 at Augsburg on Saturday after conceding the fastest Bundesliga goal in history following a Manuel Neuer howler. Robin Fellhauer scored after just 8 seconds when Neuer's attempt to chip him ended up with the ball bouncing back off the Augsburg player and into his path. Ismael Saibari levelled early in the second half but Rodrigo Ribeiro, after another questionable Neuer decision, soon put the hosts back ahead.
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Milan lose at home, Leverkusen start Europa League with win

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By Mark Meadows Verified
| dailyfinland.fi
AC Milan's Portuguese contingent were humbled 2-0 at home by Benfica on Wednesday in their Europa League opener as Bayer Leverkusen overcame NK Celje by the same score in Germany. Seven-time European champions Milan, who have never won Europe's second-tier competition, went behind on 16 minutes when Dodi Lukébakio cut inside and fired into the bottom corner from 20 metres. The Lisbon side were 2-0 up early in the second period through Jakub Kamiński.
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Our bodies follow sun, not clock. Leave daylight savings alone | Letter

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By Mark Meadows Verified
| Akron Beacon Journal Verified
Mark Meadows Letter to the editor Aug. 8, 2026, 6:02 a.m. ET Our human body has already lived through every lighting condition imaginable. Before mechanical clocks, before industrial schedules, before time zones, before railroads, humans lived by seasonal variation, latitude variation, migration, weather patterns, cloud cover, firelight, moonlight. Sunrise in antiquity was not 6:47 a.m. It was "when the light comes." And people adapted. Every day, every season, every generation.
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