Date: 11th April 2011 at 4:35pm
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Fernando Torres has found life tough at Chelsea so far, as his goal drought continues and the media witch-hunt hasn’t helped matters either, with the Daily Mail being the latest publication to antagonise the Spanish forward by suggesting that the club want to sell Torres in the summer.

But the 27-year-old does have something to be happy about as Yossi Benayoun, his former team-mate at Liverpool, is back in the Chelsea first team after a long spell out injury and you can’t help but feel that it will be the Israeli who will carve out the sorts of opportunities which will help Torres break his duck.

Both Benayoun and Torres came on as substitutes against Wigan and the playmaker arguably created Torres’ best chance to score yet, which he really ought to have buried, but it’s the sort of chance that the forward can thrive on and the way the pair linked up looks promising.

Goals are on the agenda tomorrow night as Chelsea seeks to overturn a 1-0 deficit in the Champions League quarter-final against Manchester United at Old Trafford, and the understanding between Yossi and Torres could prove to be fruitful in such a fixture.

Benayoun has only just returned from injury and it may be a risk to start him, but we are losing the tie and will have to take some risks eventually. Can he be the man to help Torres score his first goal and will his creative flair make the difference at Old Trafford?

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Highlights of Chelsea’s 1-0 win against Wigan on Saturday…


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