KARL HEIN SAVES TWO PENALTIES IN THE SHOOTOUT | HIGHLIGHTS | Arsenal vs Bournemouth (5-4)

Описание: Although the game ended in a draw after 90 minutes, it was decided in advance that a penalty shoot-out would take place regardless of the scoreline.

Semenyo and Odegaard stepped up first and both found the bottom left corner, before Hein produced an outstanding save to deny Philip Billing at full stretch. Alex Zinchenko then fired into the bottom left corner to hand us the advantage.

Ouattara, Jorginho and Adam Smith scored the next three penalties, but Trossard's driven effort bounced back off the post meaning we were level heading into the fifth round of penalties.

Jebbison scored with a powerful effort, before Gabriel Jesus emphatically took the shoot-out to sudden death.

Full of confidence from his impressive shot-stopping performance on the night, Hein produced another impressive save to deny Ryan Christie down low, before Jakub Kiwior stepped up to find the bottom left corner and send Neto the wrong way, winning the shoot-out.

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