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Katie Lawlee, of Treaty United, is closed down by Rachel Doyle, of DLR Waves, during the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division fixture at UCD Bowl last season | PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United will look to bounce back from last weekend's defeat to Shelbourne when taking on Peamount United in the Women's Premier Division at Greenogue Park this Saturday, 5pm.
Treaty United trailed Shelbourne 0-1 at the Markets Field in the Women's Premier Division on Saturday. However, Sean Russell's side hit back to draw level with a goal from Ciara Breslin in the 52nd minute.
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Two goals in three minutes from Mackenzie Anthony between the 76th and 79th minutes saw Shels’ round out 3-1 winners.
Saturday's result sees Treaty United sit in fifth place in the Women's Premier Division, with four wins from their seven league fixtures.
Treaty trail league leaders Athlone Town by seven points, while they are just a point adrift of third-placed Galway United. Following Saturday's away date with Peamount, Treaty are away on to Galway United on May 17.
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