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Capello backs star duo

AFP, London
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Fabio Capello insists he will do everything possible to get Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard into England's midfield.
Capello had both players available for selection for the first time during his brief reign in Wednesday’s 2-0 friendly win over the United States, but he didn’t seem too keen to pair them together in central midfield.
Lampard and Gerrard have rarely gelled well for England and Capello appeared to acknowledge the problem when he shifted Gerrard out to the left wing at Wembley.
That move allowed the more defensively minded Owen I largreaves to slot in alongside Lampard in central
midfield, while Gerrard could break forward from the left
It may not be the Liverpool midfielder’s favourite position but he responded with a decent performance capped by a fine finish to double England'sleadin thcsecond half.
Capello saw enough to believe they can work in the same midfield
'I think this because in this position Gerrard is a very dangerous player for the opposition and he is free for every move," he said.
"He does not always come back into defensive positions but he does that sometimes as well. I was very glad for his performance.
"Lampard always plays well. They are very good players and very important players for me. I think the good players can be played together in the same team."
While Capello searching for the
right midfield formula, one player who undoubtedly underlined his continued importance to England was David Beckham.
The 33-year-old has been written off by many since his move to America's Major League Soccer. But he was by far England's most creative force during his 45-minute appearance at Wembley on Wednesday.
Beckham's perfectly-placed freekick allowed John Terry to head England's opener but Capello - - who had an up and down relationship with the former England captain when he was coach of Real Madrid -insisted the LA Galaxy star's set-piece expertise is only part of his value.
"Beckham for me is not important only for free-kicks and corners," Capello said. "He is an important player during the game for other parts of his game."