Swansea stunned Manchester United for the third consecutive time with another comeback win at the Liberty Stadium yesterday.
Juan Mata’s close-range strike just after half-time put United ahead, but Dede Ayew and Bafetimbi Gomis gave Swansea a 2-1 victory which moved them above the Red Devils and into the top four of the Premier League.
Mata might have had another but Swansea equalised from a 61st-minute counter-attack when Williams fed Sigurdsson and Ayew’s downward header from his cross had too much power for Romero.
And they were ahead five minutes later when Shelvey and Sigurdsson combined for Ayew to slip through Gomis.
Gomis had scored the winner when the two sides last met in February, part of a Swansea double, and he did so again with his fourth goal of the season and his ninth in the last 10 Premier League games.
It all added up to another feather in the cap of Swansea manager Garry Monk and a desperate afternoon for Louis van Gaal, who was taking charge of United for the 50th time, and saw his side concede for the first time in the league this season. SN
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