Hope that will bring in a rich vein of form for Torres - he used to be such a good striker to watch.
Hmm, watching the whole of the second half (the first was a bit different, way more open), there were times when Barcelona were just spraying pointless passes around the penalty area, and really didn't look convincing/threatening in the least with the exception of the two chances (post and disallowed goal), which is a poor outcome from 40 minutes camped in your opponents' half. Chelsea knew exactly what was coming, and looked pretty comfortable for 30 minutes (50-80). I think if Barca had peppered the box with crosses a little more and committed 2 or 3 more players charging into the box (or at least done it once or twice so that Chelsea were wrongfooted/didn't know with cast-iron certainty what to expect), they would certainly have scored. It wouldn't have been pretty but it would've worked. As it is, it was like watching Arsenal on those days they most annoy/frustrate.
I did quite want to see Bayern-Barcelona though. While Inter and Chelsea have both turned over Barca through exploiting their weakness in the face of massed defence, it'd be nice to see a side take them on and beat them in a different way (without backs to the wall). Think Bayern could do that, though I guess Real also did on Saturday.