Chelsea striker Fernando Torres scored his first goal since October in their FA Cup quarter-final against Leicester City at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
The Spaniard, who cost 50 million poundswhen he moved from Liverpool in January 2011, side-footed home from close range to put Chelsea 3-0 ahead in the 67th minute to end a goal drought stretching back 24 games.
Torres ended a 24-game goal drought with two strikes as Chelsea booked a place in the FA Cup semi-finals with victory over Leicester.
Gary Cahill headed Chelsea in front and Salomon Kalou finished a breakaway for a second before Torres prodded in.
After Jermaine Beckford tapped in a rebound, Torres, who had not scored in 152 days, headed a fourth.
Leicester’s Ben Marshall drove in from 25 yards but Raul Meireles finished a counter-attack to score the fifth.