David Moyes has suffered another big blow in his first season as Manchester United manager after his side were dumped out of the FA Cup with a shock home defeat to Swansea. United remain 11 points behind Arsenal in the Premier League.
David Moyes has suffered another big blow in his first season as Manchester United manager after his side were dumped out of the FA Cup by losing at home to Swansea.
Wilfried Bony's late header sealed a famous 2-1 upset for the Swans at Old Trafford after Javier Hernandez had levelled Wayne Routledge's early goal for the away team.
United, 11-time winners in the competition, ended the Third Round game with 10 men following substitute Fabio's red card.
The result leaves the Champions League and League Cup as the only realistic chances of trophy success for Moyes' men with United trailing Premier League leaders Arsenal by 11 points.
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