Steven Caulker returned to haunt Swansea City by scoring the only goal of the Premier League's first all-Welsh fixture on Sunday to give Cardiff City a famous 1-0 victory.
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The 21-year-old centre-back, who spent the 2011-12 season on loan at Swansea, struck from a 62nd- minute corner to settle the game on a rain-soaked day at the Cardiff City Stadium.
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Swansea threatened to snatch a late equaliser, but they lost their momentum in injury time when goalkeeper Michel Vorm was sent off for a last-man foul on Cardiff substitute Fraizer Campbell.
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It was the first time two Welsh sides had faced off in the 125-year history of the English top flight and Cardiff's win sent them above their fierce local rivals to 12th place in the table.
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Victory also took attention away from the off-pitch turmoil at Cardiff, following the dismissal of head of recruitment Iain Moody and the reported intervention of the British government to prevent his successor, 23-year-old Kazakh Alisher Apsalyamov, from taking up the role due to visa concerns.
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Cardiff manager Malky Mackay drafted local star Craig Bellamy into his starting line-up, with Don Cowie also coming into the team and Peter Odemwingie taking over from Campbell up front.
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Mackay's opposite number, Michael Laudrup, erred on the side of caution, fielding Michu as a lone striker and bolstering his midfield with the addition of Jonjo Shelvey.
I was so shocked when I saw the scoreline. This is indeed a shocking result in the EPL. Everyone gave it to Swansea!