Chelsea v FC Nordsjaelland: Fernando Torres is back - how did that happen? Pre-match Cruel Chelsea supporters were heard to pepper their sustained boos for Rafael Benítez with some ironic cheers for Fernando Torres after he scored in the warm-up. This didn't seem to affect the Spain international, who stood laudably still for the Champions League anthem, was a big part of an impeccable kick-off and did not appear to join in with the booing of his temporary manager. Defending The most praised part of his game in recent weeks which speaks at volumes rarely heard outside of the illegal raves of the 1990s. Cleared an early Nordsjaelland corner which David Luiz appeared to concede deliberately to give Torres something to do, and was seen at one point pulling off a good impression of John Terry by attempting to win a loose ball with his face. Finishing On target twice, but the best goal of the forward's night was a lob that was ruled out for offside. Needed a healthy slice of luck for his first goal, but the second showed pleasing movement - the attribute at which Torres is still absolutely fantastic, according to every television commentator in gainful employment. Missed a couple of one-on-ones, as is his current style. Sportsmanship Torres tried not to look too pleased after opening his account for the evening, shook hands with his opponents with aplomb pregame and generously failed to score a late hat-trick against the humiliated Nordsjaelland goalkeeper Jesper Hansen with a mis-hit finish. Influence Joshua John's consolation goal for the Danish visitors demonstrated lightning-fast speed of thought and deed. Vintage Torres.