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The Italian set himself the same benchmark this term, to much mirth, but an opening-day 2-1 defeat at relegation favourites Hull has cast his comments in a new light. He said “When I say '40 points', a lot of people are laughing but it is true, I think we forget... champions or not champions, we know very well last season was something special. Now we are back with feet on the ground and we have to work hard. Last season, we made something unforgettable, unbelievable and everything was perfect. But football is not perfect.”
The absence of midfield shield N'Golo Kante, who left for Chelsea in the summer, was notable on Saturday as Hull were able to wrestle control in the centre of the field but Ranieri refused to dwell for even a moment on the Frenchman's exit. Leicester's next fixture is a home game against Arsenal on Saturday.
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