Chelsea team-mate expecting torres to continues scoring (video of his goal)

A torrential downpour may not have been popular among residents in west London on Saturday, although Fernando Torres will always remember the torrent of rain that came down on the Stamford Bridge pitch before Chelsea’s match with West Ham.  .As the Spaniard tried to round Robert Green, the ball got stuck in some surface water which outfoxed the Hammers defence and allowed the £50 million man to finally break his duck for the Blues, with Frank Lampard now expecting his team-mate to continue scoring goals.

“You can’t change quality and you can’t change a world-class player,” Lampard said. “We all go through little patches like this and all the boys understood the pressure he was under. It does affect you if you go a few games without a goal. You start thinking about things rather than doing what’s instinctive.

“I’ve seen him have a lot of misfortune in games: he’s been given offside, keepers have made brilliant saves and even here he was almost tackled by a puddle. But he’s not opened his mouth and said anything when he’s been on the bench.

“He’s come on and given everything. Now you’re going to see him fly, whether that’s in the remaining games of this season or next.”

The goal.