Swansea took their place in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup with a 4-1 comeback win to knock out visitors Brentford on Sunday
During a first half in which the Londoners dominated proceedings, Ollie Watkins scored a 28th-minute goal after Brentford escaped on the counterattack
But Swansea equalised quickly after half-time when Bersant Celina's free-kick rattled off the post before the ball came off Brentford keeper Luke Daniels for an unfortunate own goal
Dan James then scored a breakaway goal to put Swansea ahead in the 51st minute, running from within his own half of the pitch to notch, before a piece of solo skill from Celina, cutting in from the left touchline, put Swansea 3-1 up midway through the second half
After Ezri Konsa was sent off for a foul on the rampant James, the fourth eventually came when James and Celina set up George Byers to finish from outside the box in the 90th minute
For Brentford's goal, Neal Maupay set up Watkins to drive his shot across Kristoffer Nordfeldt from close range
The margin might have been greater at half-time
 Swansea did not have a single shot on target in a first half after which they were booed off by home fans in what was a half-full Liberty Stadium
But Graham Potter's team rallied, with both Celina and James to the fore as Brentford were put to the sword by the speed of attacks
James' goal followed a mistake in midfield which left the winger with the space to surge on and score past Daniels, while Celina's strike came after the Kosovan had had the luck of the bounce of the ball in the Brentford area
Potter's team thought they had a fourth just two minutes later when Connor Roberts netted after Daniels had made a save from Celina, only for that to be ruled out by a delayed offside decision
Konsa's dismissal and Byers scoring the fourth for Swansea late on completed a miserable afternoon for Brentford and their manager Thomas Frank, who was booked in the second half for withholding the ball from Swansea forward Oli McBurnie
Swansea are in the quarter-finals for the second season in a row
 They have not reached the semi-finals since the 1963-64 season
The winger's second-half appearance was the difference as his speed and direct running battered Brentford
His breakaway solo goal to put Swansea 2-1 up and the red card Konsa received for fouling him were the decisive moments
Swansea will discover their quarter-final fate when the draw takes place on Monday after Chelsea vs Manchester United
 Swansea play away at Sheffield Wednesday next Saturday at 3pm in the Championship, while Brentford host Hull at the same time
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