Fernando Torres makes his way to the top of our newsdesk for the second day running after video has appeared of the Spaniard seemingly criticising his Chelsea teammates for being "too slow" - and apportioning part of the blame for his poor performance to their lack of pace. Manager Andre Villas-Boas has confirmed the club are "going in-depth" to find the original video, which Torres insists was mis-translated from the Spanish. Problem is, it appeared on his own website.
Elsewhere around today's papers, Rafael van der Vaart questions Spurs' dedication to the Europe League, Arsene Wenger has warned that none of the English clubs can stop Spain's big two, Sir Alex Ferguson reveals that Manchester United will turn to their more experienced players for Wednesday's clash with Benfica, and Liverpool are learning to take the rough with the smooth.
FA deny Channel 4 programme's accusations of covering up drugs tests - Daily Mirror
Anzhi Makhachkala must wait for Capello - but not for long - Daily Mail
Wenger fears none of the English giants can handle Barcelona - or Real - The Sun
Fergie: Newest Fledglings not ready for the biggest stage just yet - The Guardian
Villas-Boas admits club are chasing Torres video - Daily Mail
Van der Vaart unimpressed by Spurs' Euro apathy - The Sun
Sunderland want-away Gyan believes Al-Ain are an "important" club - Daily Mail
FA seeking to change its image, taking cues from across the pond - The Guardian
Dalglish escapes fine - but defender Johnson is less fortunate - Daily Mirror
Cahill: Regardless of financial situation, Everton don't need to spend - Daily Mirror
Rovers game a 'baptism of fire' for new boy Ruiz - The Independent
Henry Winter's take on last night's QPR-Newcastle stalemate - Daily Telegraph
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