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Treaty United player Katie Lawlee in action for her side in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United women's side will welcome high flying Galway United to the Markets Field tomorrow afternoon at 5pm in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division.
This Saturday's opponent currently sit in third place in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division, with 12 wins, two draws and three losses to date in the league season.
This will be the second last league fixture of the season for Dominic Foley's Treaty United side, with the final game to take place on Saturday, October 12 away to Peamount United.
Treaty United have enjoyed a two-week break from action following a 3-0 loss to table toppers Athlone Town in front of the TG4 TV cameras in their last outing.
Goals came from Brenda Ebika Tabe, Madie Gibson and Roisin Molloy helped keep the Midlanders winning run going in the league.
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