Manuel Neuer breaks Bayern age record before injury and error

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Manuel Neuer set a club age record for Bayern Munich before exiting injured against Mainz.

Manuel Neuer set a longevity milestone for Bayern Munich during a 2-1 triumph against Mainz in the Bundesliga. The veteran goalkeeper committed a costly mistake in the opening period before exiting the pitch due to a recurring foot problem. Jonas Urbig took his place for the remainder of the match.

  • The recordManuel Neuer reached forty years and 225 days of age to surpass Bernd Dreher as the oldest player in club history.
  • The substitutionJonas Urbig entered the game before the interval to replace the injured veteran in goal.
  • The errorA defensive lapse by the goalkeeper nearly allowed the opposition to level the score during the first half.
Why it matters

Goalkeeping longevity remains a rare feat at the highest level of European club football, making milestone appearances notable for major sides like Bayern Munich.

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40 yrsyears of age
225 daysdays of age
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Bayern Munich triumphed 2-1 over Mainz while Manuel Neuer broke the club age record, committed an error, and suffered a foot injury.

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