Roman Abramovich had missed Chelsea's eye-catching performance in midweek, the oligarch absent at Camp Nou as his team defied the odds to eliminate Barcelona and progress into the Champions League final. Yet, restored to his private box high in the west stand here, he still witnessed something exceptional: there were high fives shared with the guests occupying the plush seats as Fernando Torres, the £50m forward turned folly, came good.The locals had been waiting for the Torres who had so scorched defences during his time at Liverpool to revel in a Chelsea shirt. There was little resistance offered up by Queen's Park Rangers here, the visitor...