Sophie Ingle confident Bristol City can challenge top WSL2 teams
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 4:15 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Bristol City midfielder Sophie Ingle expressed confidence in the club's ability to compete with promotion rivals in Barclays WSL2. Ingle highlighted the improved competition in the league, affirming that the Robins are capable of winning matches against top teams. Although Bristol City fell short of automatic promotion last season, Ingle views the past year as a positive step and emphasizes the importance of developing younger players. The team's season opener is on September 6, 2026, against Sunderland.
- •Bristol City believes they can beat top teams in WSL2.
- •Ingle acknowledges increased competition in the league.
- •The Robins finished seven points shy of automatic promotion last season.
- •Ingle signed a two-year extension with Bristol City.
- •Bristol City's first game of the season is against Sunderland on September 6.
- 4:15 PMYahoo Sports — Bristol City have full belief that they can beat the best says Ingle
"Bristol City midfielder Sophie Ingle says that the club have full belief that they can beat their promotion rivals in Barclays WSL2 this season.The Robins will be amongst the favourites to win the Bar...
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