When England midfielder Alessia Russo broke the internet with her backheel goal at the end of July, Sophie Ingle was there.
The Wales captain was, again, present when England’s Keira Walsh offered the footballing world a free clinic in how-to-pass-like-a-bad-boss . And, too, when Chloe Kelly ripped off her shirt – and more than 20 years of women’s footballing taboos with it – in front of a record 87,192 crowd inside Wembley Stadium, and another 17.4 million elsewhere via BBC One.
The Wales centurion and Chelsea favourite was there for it all.
