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Kate O'Donovan of Treaty United during the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United face second-place Shelbourne in the Women's Premier Division at Markets Field at 5pm this coming Saturday, June 8, where they will look to get back to winning ways.
After a break in games due to the International Women’s side playing two crucial European Championship qualifiers the previous weekend.
In their most recent Women’s Premier Division game, Treaty suffered their third defeat of the campaign after a 2-1 loss to Wexford.
Limerick native Aoibheann Clancy put Wexford ahead in the 61st minute, before Caleigh Boeckx equalised for Treaty just four minutes later. However, the home side secured the three precious points on offer when Kylie Murphy headed home a 72nd minute winner.
Treaty currently sit sixth in the table after three wins, two draws and three losses. This Saturday's game is crucial to get a win.
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