<p>Javier Hernandez scored the only goal in the 11th minute in South Wales from a cross by Welshman Ryan Giggs to inflict a first home defeat on the Premier League newcomers. <br />United were never at their best against a Swansea side whose passing game impressed United manager Alex Ferguson but rarely looked troubled at the back apart from one let-off in the first half when Scott Sinclair mis-kicked in front of goal. <br /><br />Unbeaten record<br /><br />Huddersfield Town are closing in on Arsenal's English record unbeaten league run after moving up to second on the list with a 2-1 victory over Notts County on Saturday -- their 43rd match without defeat. <br /><br />The League One (third division) club, a dominant force in the 1920s when they collected three top-flight titles, have won 25 games and drawn 18 since Dec 28. <br /><br />Arsenal's 'Invincibles' hold the record after going 49 matches without losing. They went through the whole of the 2003-04 Premier League season undefeated. Huddersfield have now moved ahead of Nottingham Forest who went 42 games unbeaten under Brian Clough during the 1977-78 and 78-79 seasons. <br /><br />That still stood as the English Football League record because Forest's dominance came before the Premier League was launched. <br /><br />"This run will go down in history," Huddersfield chairman Dean Hoyle told the club's website on Saturday. "It will take some time to be broken once again."<br /><br />Golden Goetze<br /><br />Borussia Dortmund opened up the Bundesliga title race on Saturday by snatching a 1-0 victory at leaders Bayern Munich with a goal from 19-year-old Mario Goetze. <br />The day's events were overshadowed though by the suicide attempt from referee Babak Rafati that forced the postponement of the Cologne vs Mainz match. <br /><br />The 41-year-old failed to show up for the fixture and Cologne police said he was found by his assistants in his hotel room bath with his wrists slit. <br /><br />"Rafati is out of danger," German FA president Theo Zwanziger told reporters. "He is in a stable condition."<br /></p>
<p>Javier Hernandez scored the only goal in the 11th minute in South Wales from a cross by Welshman Ryan Giggs to inflict a first home defeat on the Premier League newcomers. <br />United were never at their best against a Swansea side whose passing game impressed United manager Alex Ferguson but rarely looked troubled at the back apart from one let-off in the first half when Scott Sinclair mis-kicked in front of goal. <br /><br />Unbeaten record<br /><br />Huddersfield Town are closing in on Arsenal's English record unbeaten league run after moving up to second on the list with a 2-1 victory over Notts County on Saturday -- their 43rd match without defeat. <br /><br />The League One (third division) club, a dominant force in the 1920s when they collected three top-flight titles, have won 25 games and drawn 18 since Dec 28. <br /><br />Arsenal's 'Invincibles' hold the record after going 49 matches without losing. They went through the whole of the 2003-04 Premier League season undefeated. Huddersfield have now moved ahead of Nottingham Forest who went 42 games unbeaten under Brian Clough during the 1977-78 and 78-79 seasons. <br /><br />That still stood as the English Football League record because Forest's dominance came before the Premier League was launched. <br /><br />"This run will go down in history," Huddersfield chairman Dean Hoyle told the club's website on Saturday. "It will take some time to be broken once again."<br /><br />Golden Goetze<br /><br />Borussia Dortmund opened up the Bundesliga title race on Saturday by snatching a 1-0 victory at leaders Bayern Munich with a goal from 19-year-old Mario Goetze. <br />The day's events were overshadowed though by the suicide attempt from referee Babak Rafati that forced the postponement of the Cologne vs Mainz match. <br /><br />The 41-year-old failed to show up for the fixture and Cologne police said he was found by his assistants in his hotel room bath with his wrists slit. <br /><br />"Rafati is out of danger," German FA president Theo Zwanziger told reporters. "He is in a stable condition."<br /></p>