WINNER: Gomis celebrates his 85th minute winner [GETTY] An 85th-minute goal from substitute Bafetimbi Gomis ended the Gunners’ ten-match unbeaten run. It also left them sweating about finishing third, having been looking good for second, behind Mourinho’s Chelsea champions. For the Swans and their young manager Garry Monk, this was a brilliant double - their first over Arsenal since 1982 - to go with their one over Manchester United, who now have a much greater chance of catching the Gunners over the last two games. It also boosted their admittedly slim chance of qualifying for the Europa League, something Monk’s not too keen on after the difficulties it presented last...
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