Newcastle United advanced in the FA Cup after a penalty shootout victory against Bournemouth, thanks in part to a crucial save by goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale. The match, played [Date of Match - *Assume a date, e.g., Saturday, January 27th*] at [Location of Match - *Assume a location, e.g., St. James' Park*], remained scoreless through regulation and extra time, ultimately decided by the lottery of penalties.

A key moment in the match occurred in the 29th minute when Bournemouth's Kroupi unleashed a shot. Ramsdale was equal to the task, denying Kroupi and keeping the score level. The opportunity arose after Bournemouth substitute Evanilson, brought on to replace the injured Unal, created the chance with his very first touch of the game.

Following Kroupi's shot and Ramsdale’s save, the intensity of the match noticeably decreased, with Bournemouth appearing to settle for a draw. The game drifted into a period of relative calm as the Cherries maintained a composed approach.

Newcastle’s progression in the FA Cup marks [mention significance, e.g., a positive step for the team's cup ambitions, or a continuation of their recent form]. The penalty shootout victory demonstrated the team's resilience and Ramsdale's ability to perform under pressure. Bournemouth, despite a solid performance, will be disappointed to exit the competition. Further details regarding the penalty shootout score are [unavailable/to be confirmed - *If not in original*].