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Treaty United women's side will aim to get back on track with a win against Athlone Town AC this Saturday| PICTURE: Sportsfile
AFTER their incredible start to the season Treaty United women's team will look to great back to winning ways in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division, this Saturday, June 15 as they take a trip to Athlone Town AFC at 7:30pm.
Last weekend Treaty fell 1-0 short to Shelbourne FC. Eabha O'Mahony was the only goal scorer of the game netting the match winner after 59 minutes.
The Limerick-based team currently sit in the middle of the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division table in seventh place with two wins, two draws and four losses so far.
The side have also learned their opponents for the 2024 Sports Direct Women's FAI Cup first round after the draw took place earlier in the week.
The Cup meeting of Dominic Foley's Treaty United side and their Wexford-based opponents will take place at the Markets Field on the week ending August 4.
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