Arsene has a point... but Chelsea don't usually lose matches like that, do they? Anyway, credit to Swansea. That's a decent three points. I'm off now, but stay tuned to the BBC Sport website for plenty more football and, I suspect, the odd bit of KP. Thanks for all your contributions. Night!

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, speaking to Sky Sports: "We were a bit unlucky with the goal. There are a lot of positives. This kind of game you play 20 times and win 19 times.

"In patches our domination was top quality. You have to learn from defeat and we take encouragement from a defeat like that. Swansea deserve credit for their defensive display but they probably had the fewest passes in our half of any team here this season."

The player to cover the most ground tonight? Gylfi Sigurdsson. The Icelandic playmaker was in a more withdrawn role too. That's a great testament to his manager.

Scorrick: Who has the best return on investment this season? Spurs on 58 points or Swansea on 56?

Abdul Said: Maybe Arsene should not have substituted Francis Coquelin, he is probably the best player to protect his back four.

Sule Sadiq: I've lost all respect for Garry Monk. Swansea parked the bus. This is worse than the train robbery.

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Swansea manager Garry Monk, speaking to Sky Sports: "We worked all week on our plan. The players were magnificent and carried it out to the letter.

"I've tried to make the team adaptable. There's no one way to play - as a team you have to be able to adapt and today was a perfect example of that.

"We didn't have a fit striker to choose from the start but I knew if it was tight in the last 20 minutes we could push for a winner."

On the prospect of qualifying for the Europa League: "What will be will be? I don't focus on that. Why shouldn't we push for that? Today showed what we're about and we'll see where the last two games take us."

Remember, Swansea sold Wilfried Bony to Manchester City in January. Since he was sold, Swansea have won eight Premier League games, drawn three and lost five. Not a bad return.

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Big, breaking news from the world of cricket...

Our colleagues at Test Match Special have tweeted:, external "We understand that Kevin Pietersen has been told this evening that he won't be picked to play for England again."

More to follow on the BBC Sport website.

We asked you to vote on who will win the Premier League next season. Lots of you got involved... and here are the results. Not many backing City or Liverpool.

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Sixteen minutes on the pitch, three touches, one goal.

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I should also point out that Swansea completed a league double against Arsenal for the first time since the 1981-82 season. Those were the days of Robbie James, Leighton James and Bob Latchford.

To be fair to Arsenal, that Swansea goal came from nowhere and they ran into an inspired Fabianski in the second half. Seventeen of their 22 shots came in the second half.

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"There's a really good turnout from the Swansea fans tonight and they have seen history. It's been a feature of their season. Everything has gone to plan. They have been really impressive."

So... Arsenal miss the chance to go level with Manchester City in second and Swansea close in on Southampton. What a season the boys from south Wales are having.

The only other two teams to do the double over Arsenal in the Premier League era? West Ham (2006-07) and Chelsea (2009-10).

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The Emirates is emptying quickly as Arsenal lump it forward... and there it is, Swansea have done it. Three points and the double over Arsenal. Maybe they won't be winning the league next season after all.

Arsenal are getting desperate now and a low cross into the box is cut out by Fabianski. Swansea holding on well... another Aaron Ramsey shot being charged down.

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Phil Neville did say last week that Arsenal are a goalkeeper short of a title-winning team. Would David De Gea or Thibaut Courtois have kept that out? It wasn't the firmest header in the world. Four minutes of injury time.

Peter Collins: Ospina should, really should have been saving that. It wasn't that difficult for him. He's better than that.

A couple of you pointed out my slip of the keyboard earlier. I referred to Swansea manager 'Garry Mink'. My bad... the man who is on his way to masterminding a double over Arsenal is anything but a "semiaquatic, carnivorous mammal of the Mustelidae family". I got that last bit off the internet!

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Game over at the County Ground - and Swindon come out on top after the highest-scoring match in play-off history. It finishes 5-5 on aggregate, with Swindon edging Sheffield United 7-6 on aggregate.

They'll meet Preston in the final for a place in the Championship on 24 May.