Malouda netted Chelsea's final goal against West Ham on Saturday, making the team's tally nine goals in three games. His strike was facilitated by a Fernando Torres pass after the Spaniard scored his maiden Chelsea goal in front of the Matthew Harding Stand. Naturally that caused the Stamford Bridge faithful to erupt, something Malouda won't forget.

“When you are part of the squad you want to share moments like this. It is always difficult for a striker when they have pressure because they don't score.”

“The first one is always important and you could see everyone was very happy, we did a big pile up on him and there was a lot of happiness. It's very good for his confidence; we're going to have more goals [from Torres] before the end of the season.”

“In a football career you have to enjoy those moments. When you look at the atmosphere when I scored the third goal, it was crazy. You train for those kinds of moments.”