25 April,2011 12:15 PM IST | | ANI
Chelsea striker Fernando Torres has dedicated his historic strike to the club's supporters.
The Spanish star's strike in Chelsea's 3-0 win over West Ham was his first for the club since his record 50 million pounds move from Liverpool in January.
"From my first day here I felt the support of the people everywhere I went. Even when we played away. All of them were shouting my name and they were even more excited with my first goal than me. I know they're happy now and, thanks to them, I feel very good as well," The Sun quoted Torres, as saying.
"It's very important to have a good relationship with the people. I hope this goal will be the first of many for them," he added.
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The striker was buried under a pile of ecstatic teammates as jubilant Chelsea fans lifted the roof off Stamford Bridge after his 84th-minute goal.