Wayne Routledge scored the opener and made the winner for Wilfried Bony as Swansea upset Manchester United in the FA Cup to earn their first ever win at Old Trafford.
Javier Hernandez gave the hosts parity, but they later saw Fabio sent off.
Swans winger, Routledge, stunned the Theatre of Dreams by chipping Anders Lindegaard and giving the visitors an early lead.
He was set away between the United centre backs by Alejandro Pozuelo’s reverse pass on 12 minutes for his fourth of the season.
The visitors only enjoyed a brief lead, however.
David Moyes’s men equalized after a quarter of an hour when Hernandez ended his goal drought by converting a whipped in Alex Buttner cross from close range.
Referee Mike Dean brandished a straight red card at Fabio after he caught Canas high with his studs.
Bony struck in the final minute before stoppage time, however, to snatch victory for the Swans. The Ivorian, who hadn’t had a sniff all match, nodded in Routledge’s near post centre and home fans streamed for the Old Tafford exit.
Swansea visit this stadium again on Saturday in the Premier League
FA Cup: Swansea shatters Man U’s dream
