Newcastle United win a fifth in a row, Stoke and Swansea upset Tottenham and Arsenal Catch all the goals from Sunday's round 11 EPL action. Alexis Sanchez of Arsenal (17) and team mates look dejected. ARSENAL missed the chance to go fourth in the English Premier League after Swansea came from behind to beat the Gunners 2-1 with two late goals at the Liberty Stadium. Victory saw south Wales club Swansea leapfrog Arsenal into fifth place as Arsene Wenger's side suffered only their second league defeat of the season following their loss to leaders Chelsea. Arsenal were on course for victory when Alexis Sanchez scored his sixth goal in four games in all competitions when he swept in Danny Welbeck's cross to set the seal on a flowing counter-attack in the 63rd minute. But Swansea equalised 15 minutes from time when, from fully 25 yards out, Gylfi Sigurdsson curled in a brilliant free-kick which kept going past the right hand of helpless Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny and into the top corner. Barely three minutes later, Swansea were in front. Substitute Bafetimbi Gomis, who'd only just been sent on by manager Garry Monk, rose high above the Arsenal defence to head in his first Premier League goal after a fine run and cross by Jefferson Montero. It was the second time in a week that Arsenal had squandered a lead, having been 3-0 up before being held to a 3-3 draw at home to Anderlecht in the Champions League on Tuesday. Catch all the highlights from Sunday's EPL clash between West Brom and Newcastle. Earlier, Newcastle United's impressive revival continued with a 2-0 victory away to West Bromwich Albion that took them into the top half. Goals from Ayoze Perez and Fabricio Coloccini at The Hawthorns saw Newcastle, who struggled at the start of the season, extend their unbeaten league run to five straight games -- a sequence that now includes four successive victories. Perez put Newcastle ahead on the stroke of half-time when, from 12 yards out, he backheeled in Daryl Janmaat's cross. Newcastle United's Argentinian defender Fabricio Coloccini (L) celebrates. Janmaat was again the provider as Newcastle doubled their lead in the 62nd minute when Magpies captain Coloccini headed in his cross. "It's amazing, I think the lads showed real quality today," Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul told Sky Sports, with the Magpies ending the day in eighth place. Catch all the highlights from Sunday's EPL clash between Sunderland and Everton. The early kick-off saw Sunderland and Everton share the points in a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light, as England defender Leighton Baines converted a penalty in the 76th minute after Sebastian Larsson put the hosts ahead with a superb free kick. Baines scuffed his spot kick under Sunderland goalkeeper Costel Pantilimon, following Connor Wickham's challenge on Seamus Coleman. Sunderland players and home fans among a crowd of 43,476 were incensed at referee Lee Mason's decision to award a penalty, although replays suggested they had little cause to be. Everton's English defender Leighton Baines scores a penalty. Everton's Gareth Barry left the field on a stretcher in the first half and was taken to the hospital after being caught by Jordi Gomez. Everton later tweeted an update from manager Roberto Martinez who said: "Happy to confirm that it's not the broken leg we were worried about. There is damage to the ankle we must assess. After 11 games, midtable Everton has 14 points, two more than Sunderland. Catch all the highlights from Sunday's EPL clash between Tottenham and Stoke. One meagre consolation for Arsenal was that bitter north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur also lost on Sunday, with Stoke's 2-1 win at White Hart Lane seeing them move up into ninth spot. Former Barcelona star Bojan Krkic scored his first Premier League goal to give Stoke a sixth-minute lead and the Potters were 2-0 up before half-time when Jonathan Walters finished from close range. Tottenham pulled a goal back in the 77th minute through Nacer Chadli but their hopes of a draw were dented when they had to play the final five minutes down to 10 men after defender Kyle Naughton was sent off for a crude foul on Victor Moses. Bojan Krkic of Stoke City runs with the ball. "We were always a threat... when we had the ball we broke with pace and precision and scored two goals as a consequence," said Stoke manager Mark Hughes. Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino made no attempt to hide his annoyance, saying: "It was disappointing and frustrating. A very bad result. Originally published as Video: every weekend EPL goal