Second-half goals from Jordan Ayew and Nathan Dyer sent Swansea into the FA Cup quarter-finals with a 2-0 replay win against Sheffield Wednesday
The original fixture ended in a 0-0 draw at Hillsborough ten days ago, and after another goalless 45 minutes, half-time substitute Ayew tapped home in the 55th minute
Swansea looked to be heading for the next round, and with ten minutes of normal time to play, Dyer made sure of it as he slotted the ball past Wednesday goalkeeper Cameron Dawson
Carlos Carvalhal's men have secured a home tie in the quarter-finals, but they must wait until Wednesday evening to find out their opponents, with Tottenham and Rochdale also replaying their fifth-round tie at Wembley
The opening half an hour was a quiet affair and it was Wednesday who forced the first saves of the game
Jacob Butterfield's fierce strike from just inside the area was pushed away by Kristoffer Nordfeldt before Jordan Rhodes also forced a save from the Swansea stopper
Five minutes later, Lucas Joao also saw his shot go straight into the hands of the goalkeeper
Swansea did leap into action at the other end as Tammy Abraham attempted to play Dyer into the area, but Wednesday goalkeeper Dawson raced off his line to collect ahead of the winger
Sung-Yueng Ki also went close six minutes before the break, but after being set up by Mike Van Der Hoorn across the top of the box, his effort just went wide of the post
Carvalhal made two half-time changes, introducing Ayew and Martin Olsson, and the former changed the game in Swansea's favour when he opened the scoring after ten minutes
The initial shot came from Sam Clucas, who hammered a thunderous drive against both posts before Ayew, lurking at the back post, tapped home
The rest of the game passed without much incident, until the 80th minute when Swansea doubled their lead
Abraham latched onto a loose ball in the middle of the park before driving towards the top of the box, picking out Dyer to his right
The winger latched onto the pass before sweeping home past Dawson and sending Swansea into their first FA Cup quarter-final in 54 years
He only played one half, but Ayew was easily the best player on the field and changed the look of Swansea's attack when he came on
 He was direct and changed up his position, sending Wednesday's five-man back line into disarray
Ayew also nabbed a poacher's goal to add to his tally this season, and will be hoping to transfer his performance into the Premier League this weekend
Swansea are next in Premier League action on Saturday when they welcome West Ham to the Liberty Stadium while Sheffield Wednesday are again on the road as they take on Bristol City in the Sky Bet Championship
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