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Aaron Ramsdale penalty secret revealed as Newcastle do it the hard way in three-hour FA Cup thriller
Aaron Ramsdale saved three penalties in a shootout after a 3-3 draw to secure Newcastle United's progression to the FA Cup fourth round.
- Aaron Ramsdale saved three penalties in the shootout, denying spot-kicks from Evanilson, Alex Jimenez and Bafode Diakite to send Newcastle United past AFC Bournemouth.
- In stoppage time, Djordje Petrovic fouled Sandro Tonali, awarding Newcastle a penalty that Anthony Gordon converted to level the scores and force extra time.
- Harvey Barnes opened the scoring five minutes after the break, but Alex Scott and David Brooks overturned the lead shortly after the hour mark for AFC Bournemouth.
- Newcastle advanced to the last 32 after Aaron Ramsdale saved Bafode Diakite’s penalty in sudden death, eliminating AFC Bournemouth in a 7-6 shootout.
- Eddie Howe made seven changes from Wednesday, including Aaron Ramsdale in goal, as the contest lasted almost three hours.
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Newcastle triumphs over Bournemouth in nerve-shredding FA Cup penalty shootout with goalkeeper hailed hero
Newcastle United progressed to the FA Cup fourth round this afternoon following a nerve-shredding penalty shootout triumph over Bournemouth at St James' Park.The Magpies prevailed 7-6 from the spot after an extraordinary contest that finished level at 3-3 following 120 minutes of football on a freezing Tyneside afternoon.Eddie Howe's side, who lifted the Carabao Cup last season after defeating Liverpool, are chasing what would be their seventh F…
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Marcus Tavernier’s extra-time equaliser took the ties to spot-kicks.
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After incredible drama, a penalty shootout and a shootout, Newcastle have advanced to the last 32 of the FA Cup, with a victory against Bournemouth in a Premier League match today.
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