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Treaty United host Galway United in the Women's Premier Division at the Markets Field today
TREATY United return to action in the SSE Airtricity League Women's Premier Division this Saturday when hosting Galway United at the Markets Field at 5pm.
Alban Hysa's Treaty side suffered a 1-0 Munster derby defeat to Cork City in their most recent league out last weekend.
Heidi O'Sullivan’s early first-half goal was the difference as Cork City claimed their first win of the 2023 Women’s Premier Division season.
Treaty sit in 10th place in the table, level on points with ninth-placed Sligo and two points clear of bottom side Cork City ahead of Saturday's visit of fourth-placed Galway United to Garryowen.
TREATY UNITED V CORK CITY: Anne-Marie Ulliac; Grace McInerney, Chloe McCarthy, Sarah Power Duke, Jessica Heffernan, Leah Martin, Chloe Griffin, Shauna Parsons, Kate O’Donovan, Aoibhe Flemming, Aoife Cronin. Subs: Yanna Leahy for Martin (half-time); Orlagh Fitzpatrick for O’Donovan (h-t), Meghan Carr for Heffernan (62), Eabha O’Driscoll for Griffin (69).
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