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Lee Carsley is hoping success with England Under-21 would be a great boost to the confidence of British coaches.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s a great chance for us to enhance our reputation because I think that\u2019s a big thing,\u201d said Carsley. \u201cWe talk about British coaches getting more opportunities and, at this stage, if a British coach can go against a Spanish coach and the team can really perform well it helps not just myself but British coaches in general. I\u2019m not sure I\u2019m flying the flag, but it\u2019s important when people watch the under-21s at home they\u2019re excited by the way they\u2019re playing.<\/p>\n \u201cWe want to see real attacking football, aggressive football, because you know what we\u2019ve done in the past has got us to this position. If we\u2019re going to win major tournaments, these are the moments where we have to step up.\u201d<\/p>\n Share<\/a>Starting lineups<\/p>\n Spain (4-2-3-1):<\/strong> Iturbe; Pubill, Tarrega, Mosquera, Bueno; Guerra, Turrientes; Juanlu, Moleiro, Lopez; Joseph<\/p>\n Subs:<\/strong> Fraga, Cunat, Rafa Marin, Torre, Moro, Garcia, Jaureguizar, Herzog, Rodriguez, Fernandez, Pablo Marin<\/p>\n England (4-2-3-1):<\/strong> Beadle; Hinshelwood, Quansah, Cresswell, Livramento; Scott, Morton; Elliott, McAtee, Hutchinson; Stansfield<\/p>\n Subs:<\/strong> Simkin, Sharman-Lowe, Edwards, Hackney, Fellows, Anderson, Rowe, Norton-Cuffy, Gray, Egan-Riley, Iling-Junior, Nwaneri<\/p>\n