</p> Liverpool striker Fernando Torres says he is desperate to return to fitness in time to play in Saturday's Merseyside derby against Everton at Goodison Park. </p> Torres, 23, pulled up while training with Spain and a scan on Monday "confirmed an adductor injury", said a statement on Liverpool's website.</p> But Torres, who has scored seven goals for the Reds, said: "I intend to be fit for Saturday. I don't want to miss out.</p> "I've been told how special the game is and I need to be ready in time."</p> <div class="bo"> Torres has been in fine form for Liverpool since moving from Spanish side Atletico Madrid in a £26.5m deal in the summer.</p> He added: "I am very happy at Liverpool and I've learnt a lot - I love being at a big club like this.</p> "I have played in big derby matches before. I played for Atletico against Real Madrid and I'm looking forward to enjoying something similar in the Premier League."</p> Torres missed Spain's 3-1 win away in Denmark on Saturday as his side boosted their hopes of qualifying for Euro 2008 from Group F.</p> </div>
Everton have played really well agaisnt top tier teams. Look at last season, even though they lost 4-2 to Man. U, they should of got a tie.</p>