Bolton Wanderers striker Danny Sturridge was happy to beat Arsenal - and lift the title chances of parent club Chelsea.
Sturridge made it seven goals in nine games for Wanderers as his opener put Gunners on the ropes on Sunday.
Bolton's 2-1 win all but ended Arsene Wenger's title chances.
And the striker, 21, - who was shuffled out of Stamford Bridge to make way for Torres in January - said: "I think I've done the boys at Chelsea a bit of a favour. I'm sure I'll be getting a few texts.
"At the moment I'm just pleased to help Bolton but to be able to help my actual club too is great.
"I think this result makes it a two-horse race. It's between Chelsea and Manchester United now.
"It's going to be a tense four games but hopefully Chelsea will take the title."
