London, Oct 18: With Fernando Torres back from a domestic ban and fellow striker Daniel Sturridge in the form of his life, Chelsea will have plenty of offensive firepower on display when it hosts Belgian strugglers Genk in the Champions League at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday.
The English giants have shown more spark and creativity going forward since the arrival of Portuguese coach Andre Villas-Boas this summer—and Torres and Sturridge are reveling in the team's new attacking approach.
With Genk bottom of Group E with one point and only mid-table in the Belgian league, Chelsea will be confident of extending its unbeaten start to the Champions League and inching closer to qualification.
Bayer Leverkusen hosts Valencia in the group other match.
