Chelsea striker Fernando Torres sees misery continue as luckless Spaniard's goal drought extends to 15 games He tried really hard and he met with a really excellent save from John Ruddy in the first half. We cannot be hypocrites and not take into account what he did against Sunderland after which everybody praised him. The Chelsea manager said he had given up on challenging for the championship on Boxing Day but admitted that, with the title rivals all playing each other today, this had been his team's last chance to catch up. This could have been a last chance to threaten. I have been saying it for some time," he said. It is nothing new. We have not found the consistency to make this more of a title challenge. There was more bad news for Chelsea as Lampard went off in the first half with a suspected torn calf muscle. Elsewhere, Mark Hughes enjoyed his first league victory as QPR manager with a win over relegation rivals Wigan, while Fulham crushed Newcastle 5-2 at Craven Cottage. Wolves slipped into the relegation zone following a 3-2 home defeat to Aston Villa.