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Players from Treaty United and Peamount United enter the pitch for Saturday's Women's Premier Division fixture at the Markets Field | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
TREATY United's women's side returns to action on Saturday for an All-Island Cup game away to DLR Waves at Whitehall Stadium, 3pm.
Treaty suffered a heart-breaking last gasp defeat to champions Peamount Utd in their Women's Premier Division fixture at the Markets Field on Saturday evening. Ellen Dolan's 89th minute goal consigned Treaty to a dramatic 1-0 defeat to the Dubliners.
The result sees Dominic Foley' side sit in sixth place in the table.
Treaty United followed their opening weekend 1-1 draw against Shamrock Rovers in the All-Island Cup with a 2-0 victory over Crusaders Strikers in their most recent Group C fixture.
Victory for Treaty United on Saturday would see them secure a place in the quarter-finals of the All-Island Cup.
Saturday's opponents DLR Waves have lost both of their group fixtures to date in the All-Island Cup. The quarter-finals of the competition are due to take place on the weekend of Saturday, June 22 with the semi-finals on July 20.
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