JOE HART missed England's match in Berlin last night but his position as the country's No. 1 goalkeeper is not under threat.
England boss Roy Hodgson has assured the Manchester City keeper about that fact.
Hart, 28, suffered a calf Injury in City's derby defeat against Manchester United last Sunday.
But Hodgson said: "Other keepers are not close to giving me a goalkeeping dilemma because we're very happy with Joe – both over the years and the last few games.
"We conceded three goals in 18 games in qualifying for the Euros, didn't we?
"If you are being pushed to leave out your first-choice goalkeeper because your understudies are doing well with their club sides, then you would constantly be changing.
"That was the situation when Peter Shilton and Ray Clemence were sharing the role.
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That, clearly, is Hart – despite Hodgson being delighted with the form of Stoke's Jack Butland, 23, and Southampton's Fraser Forster, 28.
The England boss said: "If you are asking me if all three could do a good job my answer would be yes.
It could be said that Hart, given one of his commercial contracts, is Head and Shoulders above the rest!