Football news: Fernando Torres suffers humiliating 6-1 defeat in his last-ever game

Fernando Torres' final game as a professional footballer ended in humiliating fashion as his Sagan Tosu side conceded six goals to Andres Iniesta's Vissel Kobe. Torres, who announced his retirement from the game earlier this summer, played the full 90 minutes of the J-League encounter on Friday but Tosu were completely outmatched at the Best Amenity Stadium. Fernando Torres is thrown into the air by his team-mates after playing his last football match Torres waves to fans after his final game and he also spoke to supporters in the stadium Torres' final game as a professional ended in a humiliating 6-1 defeat on Friday The 35-year-old had his head in his hands after being on the receiving end of the 6-1 thrashing Forward Torres was up against his former international team-mate Andres Iniesta Iniesta was next to inflict some damage on his former international team-mate as he converted a penalty nine minutes after the first. Iniesta scored against Torres in the striker's final game as he converted a penalty in first half The former Liverpool striker couldn't get on the scoresheet in his final game as a professional Torres and compatriot Iniesta embrace before their J-League encounter on Friday Torres chats with old pal David Villa during Vissel Kobe's victory over Sagan Tosu Kyogo Furuhashi made it 5-0 before an own goal from Thomas Vermaelen got Sagan Tosu on the board.