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Michelle Doonan of DLR Waves, right, during the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division match between DLR Waves and Treaty United | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United will look to secure a place in the semi-finals of this season's 2024 Sports Direct Women's FAI Cup Quarter-Finals when taking on Athlone Town at the Markets Field in a quarter-final tie this Saturday evening, 5pm.
Treaty recorded a convincing 9-0 victory over Wexford side Ferns United in the first round of the FAI Cup in the Markets Field earlier this month to reach the last eight stage.
Dominic Foley's Treaty United side go into Saturday's Cup tie on the back of a precious 2-1 victory away to Sligo Rovers in the Women's Premier Division on Sunday afternoon. Cara Griffin and Anna Rockett scored the crucial goals in Treaty's win.
The win over the Division's basement side Sligo sees Treaty United sit in ninth-place in the league table, 11 points clear of basement side Sligo but only four points behind Bohemians who occupy sixth place.
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