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Fernando Torres

10 historical football records.

2006 June 14th

World Cup Goal Against Ukraine

Scores Spain's fourth goal in a 4-0 World Cup victory over Ukraine.

Spain · Leipzig
2007

Torres Arrives at Liverpool

Torres signs from Atlético Madrid and gives Benítez an explosive centre-forward capable of scoring regularly in the Premier League.

Spain · Liverpool
2007

Transfer to Liverpool

Fernando Torres moves to Liverpool after playing for Atletico Madrid. Liverpool paid a club-record fee to bring the Spanish striker to the Premier League.

Spain · Liverpool
2008

Torres First Liverpool League Season Scoring

Fernando Torres scored 24 Premier League goals in his debut Liverpool season, establishing himself as one of England's leading centre-forwards.

Spain · Liverpool
2008 March 11th

Torres Scores at Inter Milan

Torres scores in Liverpool's 1–0 victory over Inter Milan at San Siro, sealing progress under Benítez to the Champions League quarter-finals.

Spain · Milan
2009 March 14th

Torres Opens Old Trafford Rout

Torres equalises at Old Trafford as Benítez's Liverpool go on to defeat Manchester United 4–1 in a high-profile title-race clash.

Spain · Manchester
2010 July 11th

World Cup Winner

Fernando Torres replaces David Villa late in the 2010 final to add movement up front. He is involved in Spain’s extra-time attack before Andrés Iniesta settles the contest.

Spain · Johannesburg
2012 May 19th

Champions League Winner

Fernando Torres came off the bench and won the corner that led to Chelsea's equaliser in the 2012 UEFA Champions League final, helping Chelsea win the competition.

Spain · Munich
2013 May 15th

Eurpopa League Winner

Opened the scoring for Chelsea with a composed finish in the second half.

Spain · Amsterdam
2013 May 15th

Torres Opens Chelsea Benfica Final

Torres rounds Benfica's goalkeeper to put Chelsea ahead in the Europa League final under Benítez.

Spain · Amsterdam