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Walsh of Treaty United and Andy Spain of Kerry FC share a joke at the launch of the SSE Airtricity League of Ireland
TREATY United will look to end their three-game losing streak in the SSE Airtricity League First Division this Friday night when Kerry FC visit the Markets Field for a crucial league fixture, 7.45pm.
Treaty suffered their third league defeat on the bounce last Friday night when going down 2-3 to Wexford at Ferrycarrig Park.
The Treaty United Senior Men’s team have seen large attendances at their opening four home games of the season with almost 9,000 patrons through the gates at the Markets Field.
They will be hoping to keep that great support going this Friday as they welcome near-neighbours Kerry FC.
This is the first game in the second round of games with Treaty recording a 1-0 victory in Tralee in February.
Treaty currently sit in fourth place in the table after securing three wins and two draws in their opening five league games.
Supporters who attend Friday night's men's fixture with Kerry FC and Treaty senior women's side Women's Premier Division meeting with Sligo Rovers at the Markets Field on Saturday, 5pm, can avail of a a special double ticket price of just €15 for both games.
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