Swansea coach Alan Curtis admitted his side were deserved winners against Arsenal after their 2-1 victory at the Emirates. Curtis took charge of the team in the absence of head coach Francesco Guidolin, who missed the game on Wednesday night through illness.Swansea fell behind through Joel Campbells 15th-minute strike, but fought back to win with goals from Wayne Routledge and Ashley Williams. Its a place weve come to the last couple of years and done well, Curtis told Sky Sports. We knew it was going to be tough but I thought we acquitted ourselves really well.We rode our luck at times with Arsenal hitting the woodwork, but I thought we showed a lot of character, resilience and we passed the ball around a lot better. And when the chances came, we took them.Swansea made six changes from their defeat at Tottenham on Sunday, with Alan Curtis admitting they already had one eye on their key clash with Norwich this weekend. Ashley Williams provided a welcome boost for the hospital-bound Francesco Guidolin, with the Swansea captain scoring the winning goal against Arsenal Saturday is a massive game for us, but we are in a run of form which isnt too bad. No ones position is safe in the team and the changes showed we had one eye on the game [against Norwich].We changed the shape of the team [after going behind] and pushed on a little bit. It seemed to have the desired effect, but I would say we deserved it.Curtis also confirmed he had heard from Guidolin after the game, who was incredibly happy with the result.He left a voicemail straight after the game to say how delighted he was, said Curtis. Im sure it will be a huge pick up for him after a difficult couple of days for him.Match-winner Williams reiterated how proud he was of his his team-mates, as well as wishing his hospital-bound boss Guidolin a speedy recover. Phil Thompson says the north London derby is win or bust for Arsenal after their shocking and appalling performance in the defeat to Swansea Its really nice and everyones happy, Williams told Sky Sports. Im so proud of the boys, the way we played and Im happy for the gaffter whos in hospital at the moment and hes over the moon.Hes not well at the moment and we wish him all the best and hope hes back soon. We all enjoy playing for him and we wish him a speedy recovery.While Williams was delighted with victory, he insisted his side would not get carried away with Norwich to come on Saturday.There were a lot of people who didnt think we could get anything from here, so I think the important game now is Saturday, Williams added. We have to back the win up with another or it counts for nothing really.Were taking it one game at a time but its nice to prove to ourselves more than anything that we can go and play anywhere against any team and pick up points. 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Hertha Berlin celebrated its return to the Bundesliga with a 6-1 rout of visiting Eintracht Frankfurt, thanks to two goals each from Adrian Ramos and Sami Allagui and one each from Ronny and German-American defender John Anthony Brooks. Bayer Leverkusen won 3-1 at home over Freiburg, Hannover beat nine-man Wolfsburg 2-0 at home, and Nuremberg drew 2-2 at Hoffenheim. Zlatko Junuzovics late strike gave Werder Bremen a 1-0 win at Eintracht Braunschweig in the late game, denying the home side a winning return to the Bundesliga after 28 years. "Something was missing for 28 years," proclaimed a large banner before kickoff, but the closest Braunschweig came to scoring was in the 64th, when Ken Reichels shot crashed off the crossbar. Bremen keeper Sebastian Mielitz just got his fingertips to the ball. Junuzovic scored in the 82nd, lifting the ball over the goalkeeper against the run of play. 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Leon Andreasen and Szabolcs Huszti scored for Hannover, either side of the sendings off of Maximilian Arnold and Timm Klose for Wolfsburg. Mike Frantz and Daniel Ginczek drew Nuremberg level at Hoffenheim, which had gone ahead through David Abraham and Anthony Modeste. The home side was left to rue a goal that wasnt given in first half injury time, when the ball came back out over the line due to the spin from Kevin Vollands lob over the goalkeeper. "Its annoying that such a goal was stolen but I dont want to accuse anyone. Its hard for the linesman to see. It was hard for me to see," Volland said. Referee Thorsten Kinhoefer said the match officials realized the mistake at halftime. "Where people judge, mistakes happen. Its very annoying that we made this mistake today," Kinhoefer said. ' ' '