Pellegrini happy with Hart’s England backing

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Pellegrini happy with Hart’s England backing
Sat, 09 Nov, 2013 - 00:00

England goalkeeper Hart has lost his place in the City side after a series of costly errors, sitting out their most recent Premier League and Champions League games.

That has raised further questions over his position in the national side but Hodgson has made clear Hart remains his number one.

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