Euro 2012: How England should line up under Roy Hodgson Steven Gerrard Remains a top quality player at international level and was one of our better performers at the World Cup. He is always capable of getting you a goal and he will worry opposition midfields. Scott Parker There is no one better at putting his foot in and doing the ugly stuff well. We missed him in South Africa and he has become a key player. Offers protection to the back four, winning possession and getting the team moving the other way. Frank Lampard I've been impressed with the way he has come back from a difficult first half of the season. This will be his last hurrah and he will be hungry and determined. Theo Walcott He has improved. Got into double figures with his goals and the number of assists also increased. This is the time for him to put it all together. He has the experience and needs to start having a consistent impact on games. Danny Welbeck I've been impressed with him. He has shown he can play as a lone striker when he has to. He makes intelligent runs and control has improved. Might only be 21, but he copes with playing for Manchester United, so he should be able to handle this. Ashley Young He's had a good first season at Manchester United.Can beat a player, is very dangerous when he cuts inside on to his right foot and delivers a good final ball - and has that sort of pace to frighten defenders. Formation: 4-3-3 With the pace of Young and Walcott out wide we can cause problems for teams and those two can also add goals. Gerrard can get forward to support Welbeck through the middle, knowing he has players covering him at the back.The players were comfortable with his formation during the qualifiers.