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The Pike Rovers side which defeated Everton AFC, of Cork, in their Extra.ie FAI Cup preliminary round fixture at Crossagalla in April Pic: Pike Rovers Twitter
TWO local clubs are in 2022/2023 Extra.ie FAI Cup action this Friday evening and Sunday afternoon.
SSE Airtricity League First Division side Treaty United begin their campaign with a home fixture against non-league Usher Celtic FC on this Friday night at the Markets Field at 7.45pm.
Treaty were not in action in the First Division on Friday as they had a bye week. Treaty have won their last three league fixtures against Athlone Town, Longford Town and now Bray Wanderers to boost their promotion play-off hopes.
Treaty remain in fifth spot in the league table, occupying the final promotion play-off position. Tommy Barrett's charges are three points clear of sixth-placed Wexford FC, while the Limerick-based side trail fourth-placed Longford Town by three points.
Meanwhile, FAI Junior Cup finalists Pike Rovers resume their FAI Senior Cup campaign on Sunday next with an away date against Letterkenny, Co Donegal-based Bonagee United FC. The game has a 2pm kick-off.
Pike were 1-0 winners over Munster Senior League side, Everton, of Cork, in their FAI Senior Cup preliminary round fixture played at Crossagalla in April.
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