Wales' Ingle back to best after injury woe

Wales' Ingle back to best after injury woeImage source, FAWImage caption, Midfielder Sophie Ingle made her senior Wales debut against Azerbaijan in October 2009ByIan MitchelmoreBBC Sport WalesPublished10 April 20265 CommentsSophie Ingle says she feels back to her best having enjoyed a sustained run of appearances with Wales and Bristol City since fully recovering from an ACL injury.The midfielder missed the entirety of the 2024-25 campaign but made her long-awaited return to action as a substitute in Wales' Euro 2025 loss to France on 13 July.She has featured 25 times across all competitions for the Robins this season and is now bidding to help fire Wales to the 2027 World Cup in Brazil."I think throughout my whole rehab, it was just focusing on getting back for the Euros and that was the main aim," Ingle told BBC Sport Wales."I was lucky enough to do that, and then joining Bristol City, I think it was just about getting game time. "I've played near enough every game this season."Asked if she is back to her peak levels following a prolonged spell on the sidelines, Ingle said: "Yeah probably, I feel good, I feel fit. "Obviously it's coming towards the end of the season so you start to feel that your body's a bit tired and you need to recover a bit better. But throughout the season I've felt really good."Wales suffer Holland blow for World Cup qualifiersPublished3 days agoDavies back in Wales squad but Clark misses outPublished2 AprilHaving lost seven successive matches during an historic 2025 for Wales, Rhian Wilkinson's side are now unbeaten in their past four matches.Ingle has been central to the Red Dragons' turnaround having scored three goals in her past four appearances for her country."It doesn't happen often. I don't really know what to say about it," Ingle said of her recent form in front of goal."Since coming back from my knee injury, it's something...