Benayoun: Torres will come good

Yossi Benayoun has insisted Fernando Torres remains “the best striker in the world”, despite seeing the Spaniard extend his goal drought.

Benayoun: Torres will come good
Sun, 10 Apr, 2011 - 14:17

Yossi Benayoun has insisted Fernando Torres remains “the best striker in the world”, despite seeing the Spaniard extend his goal drought.

Torres has gone 817 minutes – more than 13-and-a-half hours – without scoring for club and country, with his misery continuing in Chelsea’s 1-0 Barclays Premier League victory over Wigan yesterday.

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