Rafael Benitez will resist the temptation to throw Fernando Torres back into his starting line up for the second leg of Liverpool's Europa League tie with Unirea Urziceni.
The Spanish striker made his comeback after six weeks out with a knee injury when he played the final 15 minutes of Sunday's dour stalemate at Manchester City.
Torres came through unscathed and is set to be part of the squad who fly off to Romania tomorrow.
However, he is likely to only be named among the substitutes for Thursday night's clash in Bucharest.
Liverpool, who have scored just two goals in their last four games, are in desperate need of more firepower.
But Benitez is determined to take no risks with his 12-goal top scorer and he is confident Spain manager Vicente del Bosque will do the same.
Torres is set to be part of the Spain squad for their high profile friendly against France on Wednesday, March 3.
The Spanish striker made his comeback after six weeks out with a knee injury when he played the final 15 minutes of Sunday's dour stalemate at Manchester City.
Torres came through unscathed and is set to be part of the squad who fly off to Romania tomorrow.
However, he is likely to only be named among the substitutes for Thursday night's clash in Bucharest.
Liverpool, who have scored just two goals in their last four games, are in desperate need of more firepower.
But Benitez is determined to take no risks with his 12-goal top scorer and he is confident Spain manager Vicente del Bosque will do the same.
Torres is set to be part of the Spain squad for their high profile friendly against France on Wednesday, March 3.
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