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Limerick's Katie Lawlee in action for Treaty United in the 11.30am: Sport: New sponsor confirmed for Munster National at Limerick | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United women host Athlone Town FC this Saturday in the Women's Premier Division in front of the live TV cameras at the Markets Field, 7.35pm.
This fixture has been chosen by TG4 to be live streamed as part of the their coverage of the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division.
Athlone are currently top of the league table after 15 games, with 12 wins, one draw and just two defeats. Dominc Foley's Treaty United suffered a loss in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division when going down 4-2 to second-place Shelbourne on Saturday last.
The Dublin side started strongly and had ten minutes from Kate goals on 10 and 36 minutes from Mooney. Shels added further goals from Christie Gray just before half-time and Maggie Pierce, before Delana Friesen and Danielle Steer netted for Treaty towards the end of the game.
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