And while the Swansea fans disappear into the night to celebrate their team's historic double over Manchester United, it is time for me to wave goodbye too.

For the rest of the reaction from the Liberty Stadium - and the other 15:00 GMT kick-offs in the Premier League - head over to this page. Go, go, go!

And yes, Swansea's winning goal has been given to Gomis!

Swansea supporters might also like to read Dafydd Pritchard's match report. Manchester United fans probably won't. See y'all later!

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Swansea's Jonjo Shelvey, whose shot deflected off Bafetimbi Gomis for the winning goal: "I'd loved to claim it but it has hit Gomis. If it doesn't hit him then it probably wouldn't have gone in. David De Gea is a world-class keeper so he probably would have saved my shot."

Dan Reuben: That's what we get as United fans when we complain about getting results by playing badly. We play well and don't get results.

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More bad news for Manchester United as Arsenal's win at Crystal Palace means they drop to fourth after their second defeat in 19 matches across all competitions.

That's only Swansea's second win in their last nine Premier League matches and keeps them eighth in the Premier League.

All over! Swansea record their first league double over Manchester United as the Liberty Stadium erupts at the sound of the final whistle. A day to remember for Jacks fans!

Again United pump the ball forward, again Fabianski leaps to catch the ball. Seconds to go....

Standing ovation as Jonjo Shelvey is replaced by defender Amat. Needless to say Shelvey takes his time in sauntering off the pitch...

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Jefferson Montero tears down the left flank before trying to pick out Wayne Routledge with the cross. Routledge can't stick a swinging boot on the ball though as United scramble clear.

Another long ball from a United set-piece goes into the Swansea dangerzone - and again it is claimed by Lukasz Fabianski. That is greeted by a huge roar from the home crowd. They are almost home....

The electronic board is hoisted into the South Wales sky and reveals there will be four minutes of stoppage time...

United's frustration begin to get the better of them - Marcos Rojo is the latest away player to be booked. He jumps high into Swans keeper Lukasz Fabianski who takes his time - understandably - with the free-kick.

Alan, Devon: Utd actually turn in a good performance and are losing to a fluke goal - can we go back to playing bad !

Ashwin, Cambridge: United behind in the last 10 of a game... cue the 'Big Louis' long ball brigade starting Mr. Fellaini of course.

David, Liverpool fan, London: I think Jonjo Shelvey has earned more points for Liverpool since leaving the club with his goals against rival teams!

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As Manchester United go in search of an equaliser, they almost leave the gate open at the back. Bafetimbi Gomis finds space in the box but his low shot is tame and easily gathered by David De Gea.

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Uh oh. Robin van Persie looks to have an injury problem - but United have used all their three substitutes.

Ashley Young becomes the third Manchester United player to be booked after a sliding tackle on Wayne Routledge in the Swansea half. Bit harsh I'd say...

Still Manchester United knock on the home door. Robin van Persie sniffs a half chance, but Swans skipper Ashley Williams puts his bulky frame in the way to block. Less than 10 minutes for the home side to see this one out....

Another Manchester United change. Juan Mata replaces Angel Di Maria - can the little Spaniard unlock the Swansea defence?

John Shamon: So much money spent and a long ball to Fellaini is all LVG can come up with.

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