England captain John Terry admits lining up against an in-form Fernando Torres is 'frightening'. The pair will lock horns when England take on Spain in Seville on Wednesday night.
The clash comes 10 days after Torres got the better of Terry to score a late brace in Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Chelsea.
"He's world-class," said Terry. "He's only just coming back from his injury but he's looked so sharp and is scoring goals.
"It's frightening to think what he'll be like when he hits full fitness, hitting the form he did last year and getting even more goals than last season.
"Spain are a top side with some fantastic players, some I really admire like Xavi, Torres, David Villa."
The clash comes 10 days after Torres got the better of Terry to score a late brace in Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Chelsea.
"He's world-class," said Terry. "He's only just coming back from his injury but he's looked so sharp and is scoring goals.
"It's frightening to think what he'll be like when he hits full fitness, hitting the form he did last year and getting even more goals than last season.
"Spain are a top side with some fantastic players, some I really admire like Xavi, Torres, David Villa."
