The corner appeared to have been well and truly turned in the eyes of Fernando Torres before a wild two-footed challenge saw him sent off in Chelsea’s home 4-1 win against Swansea City. Torres opened the scoring after half and hour whilst Ramires doubled the lead seven minutes later. However before Torres left the pitch for half time, he was given his marching orders for a reckless tackle on Swansea’s Mark Gower. Ramires added his second after the break and despite the visitors pulling one back with four minutes remaining through Ashley Williams, Didier Drogba appeared from the bench to put the game beyond doubt in added time.
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