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Thursday 24 March 2011 9:36 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 7:44 am

Hart boosted by absence of Wales star

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MANCHESTER CITY goalkeeper Joe Hart admits Gareth Bale’s absence from tomorrow’s Euro 2012 qualifier has enhanced England’s chances of leaving Cardiff with a vital win.

Bale has returned to Tottenham after failing to recover from a hamstring strain and Hart believes Wales will struggle to replace the winger who has been in such inspired form this season.

He said: “The news about Bale is good for us,” said Hart. “He is one of their best players. No one wants to see him getting hurt or injured and I am sure they will have someone ready to come in a fill his shoes. But they are pretty big shoes to fill.”

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