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Grace Ehinger, of Treaty United, in action against Sophie Slattery, of Waterford, during the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division fixture at the Markets Field this month
TREATY United look to get their Women's Premier Division season back on track this Saturday when hosting Cork City in a crucial Munster derby fixture at the Markets Field on Saturday, 3pm.
Sean Russell's Treaty United side lost their unbeaten start to the league season when suffering a 4-1 defeat to high-flying Shamrock Rovers on Saturday.
Fifth-placed Treaty United took the lead at Tallaght Stadium when Jillian O’Toole’s headed home. Player of the match Emily Corbet grabbed a brace for Rovers, before goals from Aoife Brophy and Joy Ralph cemented the Dublin side's victory.
Saturday's opponents Cork have won one of their three Women's Premier Division games.
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