Danny Graham landed the knock-out blow as Swansea edged a five goal thriller against Arsenal at the Liberty Stadium.
Robin Van Persie put the Gunners ahead in the fifth minute but the Swans were level 11 minutes later via Scott Sinclair from the penalty spot after Nathan Dyer had been fouled by Aaron Ramsey in the box.
Nathan Dyer then handed Brendan Rodgers' side a 57th minute lead but Theo Walcott restored parity on 69 minutes.
But Graham slotted home from a tight angle just a minute later to hand the hosts a victory which sends them up to tenth in the table, while the Gunners remain in fifth.
Not Best start for Hughes
Newcastle United ensured Mark Hughes failed to find the start he was looking for as Queens Park Rangers manager as Leon Best's sublime first-half effort separated the two sides at St James' Park.
A game that started promisingly before fading into a contest of mediocrity saw Newcastle earn a three-point haul that takes them up to sixth courtesy of a moment of magic from Best out of keeping with much that followed or preceded it.
A sweeping Newcastle move on 37 minutes saw the ball moved from left to right as Ryan Taylor's stabbed pass to Best saw Demba Ba's replacement demonstrate there is life beyond the Senegal striker as his exquisite turn bamboozled Luke Young before a composed finish flashed past Paddy Kenny.
