The shootout drama followed a tense match, with Bournemouth initially taking the lead in the 30th minute through Evanilson, who capitalised on a rebound after Antoine Semenyo\u2019s shot was saved. The Cherries thought they had doubled their lead, but a VAR review ruled out Dean Huijsen\u2019s goal for offside.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Matheus Cunha\u2019s stunning 30-yard strike levelled the score for the Wolves in the second half. Extra time saw Bournemouth dominate, with goalkeeper Johnstone making crucial saves, including denying Sinisterra and Cook. Wolves\u2019 Cunha received a red card for an outburst, and despite several close calls, neither side could find a winner before penalties.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Luis Sinisterra netted the decisive penalty, sending goalkeeper Johnstone the wrong way to seal Bournemouth\u2019s progression. Justin Kluivert, Dango Ouattara, Marcus Tavernier, and Lewis Cook also scored from the spot, while Dean Huijsen\u2019s attempt was saved by Sam Johnstone.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In an earlier game, Crystal Palace defeated ten-man Millwall 3-1 at Selhurst Park to secure a place in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Millwall's goalkeeper, Liam Roberts, was sent off for a high-footed challenge on Crystal Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Eagles capitalised on their numerical advantage with two quick goals. Japhet Tanganga scored an own-goal after a cross from Will Hughes, and Daniel Munoz pounced on a ricocheted clearance to double Palace\u2019s lead. Millwall responded just before halftime, with Wes Harding\u2019s deflected strike pulling one back. However, Eddie Nketiah\u2019s header in the 81st minute sealed the win for the hosts.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In an earlier game, Crystal Palace defeated ten-man Millwall 3-1 at Selhurst Park to secure a place in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Millwall's goalkeeper, Liam Roberts, was sent off for a high-footed challenge on Crystal Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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