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4. Fernando Torres (Atletico Madrid, and memorably once for Chelsea) – 11 goals
The man they call El Nino loves playing against Barcelona. Starting off with a glorious solo goal on the 1st of February, 2003 he has scored 11 goals against La Blaugrana – his last coming in the UEFA Champions League on the 5th of April, 2016.
And he’s done this regardless of form. Even when he could barely hit a barn door while at Chelsea, he stabbed them to death with a brilliant breakaway goal that was taken with a flamboyance that harked back to the glory days of old. He even marked his return to Atletico by scoring a sumptuous goal in a crucial 3-2 win.
Considering the form he is in, don’t think Barca will fancy their last trip to the Vicente Calderon come the 26th of February.
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