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Treaty United women will play their final game of the season away to Peamount United this afternoon | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United will face Peamount United in their final Women's Premier Division fixture of the season at PRL Park in Dublin this Saturday afternoon, 5pm kick-off.
Dominic Foley's Treaty United side scored an impressive 1-0 victory over third-placed Galway United in their league fixture at the Markets Field on Saturday last.
Danielle Steer grabbed the only goal of the game, perfectly placing her penalty low into the corner in the 72nd minute to earn the three precious points. It was a seventh goal in 11 league appearances for Steer.
The 25-year-old British Columbia native joined Dominic Foley’s Treaty United squad in July having previously lined out on a professional contract for Turkish Women’s Football Super League side Fenerbahce.
Treaty United are in seventh place in the Women's Premier Division table ahead of their final league outing of the season against fifth-placed Peamount.
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