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Thomas Considine, of Treaty United, on the attack against UCD in their SSE Airtricity League First Division fixture at the Markets Field earlier this season | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
TREATY United play their penultimate fixture of their SSE Airtricity League First Division season this Friday night when promotion play-off chasing UCD visit the Markets Field, 7.45pm kick-off.
Treaty go into the game on the back of a three-game unbeaten run which saw Tommy Barrett's side secure a deserved share of the spoils with First Division champions Cork City at Turners Cross on Friday night last.
Eighth-placed Treaty maintain their record of being the only side unbeaten by First Division champions Cork having secured their fourth draw against the Leesiders this season amid swirling wind and rain.
Lynch gave the visitors an early lead after finding himself in space on the edge of the box before rifling his shot to the back of the net.
Cork equalised with a goal from former Limerick FC captain Cian Coleman in the 75th minute.
Lee J Lynch, Steven Healy, and goalkeeper Corey Chambers all returned to Tommy Barrett’s starting XI for the game in Turners Cross having missed out on the 3-1 defeat of Longford Town.
Following Friday's visit of second-placed UCD, Treaty will complete their programme of First Division fixtures away to Finn Harps on Fruday, October 18.
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