Manchester United boss targets away goals at Chelsea
- Venue: Stamford Bridge
- Date: Wednesday, 6 April
- Kick-off: 1945 BST
- Coverage: BBC Sport website, BBC Radio 5 live and ITV 1
United's Vidic could face Torres at Chelsea where his side last won in 2002 Sir Alex Ferguson has backed Manchester United to progress in the Champions League - if they gain an advantage in the quarter-final first leg at Chelsea.
United's manager will send his side out to score goals at Stamford Bridge in order to put them in a strong position for the return leg in Manchester.
"If we go back to Old Trafford with some advantage, we will be very difficult to beat," said Ferguson.
"The name of the game is to go back with a goal or maybe two."
Ferguson added: "On this occasion, I was quite happy to get the second leg at Old Trafford. It will be a magnificent atmosphere there."
United go into Wednesday's first leg without an away win over Chelsea for nine years. On 1 March they
lost 2-1 at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League and their captain Nemanja Vidic was sent off.
Ferguson played down that record and stated: "The last few years have been poor in terms of results but we have played well."
But Vidic believes Chelsea's recent record against his team gives them the advantage.