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Mark Walsh, of Treaty United, in action against Dylan Duffy, of UCD, during the Extra.ie FAI Cup quarter-final
TREATY United will look to get their SSE Airtricity League First Division season back on track this Friday night when UCD visit the Markets Field, 7.45pm.
Treaty dropped out of the promotion play-off places in the SSE Airtricity League First Division and extended their winless run to seven games following Friday night's 2-1 defeat to Bray Wanderers in the Carlisle Grounds.
Treaty got off to the worst possible start, conceding an early goal after just seven minutes as a toe-poked effort from Bray left-back Kieran Cruise beat Corey Chambers in the Treaty goal.
Grogan then doubled the home side's lead in the 27th minute before Treaty pulled a goal back in the second half through Leon Kirrane, a terrific effort and his first senior goal for the club.
Treaty now sit three points off the promotion play-off places ahead of the visit of UCD who are currently in second spot in the First Division table. The students have won five and drawn three of their 11 First Division fixtures to date this season.
Following Friday night's home fixture against UCD at the Markets Field, Tommy Barrett's squad will then make the trip to Ballybofey to take on promotion play-off chasing rivals Finn Harps on Friday, May 3. The game kicks-off at 7.45pm.
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