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Madison McGuane scored for Treaty United in the Women's Premier Division last weekend
TREATY United return to action in the Women's Premier Division this Saturday when making the trip to Eamonn Deacy Park to take on Galway United, 5pm.
Sean Russell's Treaty United side will be looking to bounce back from their weekend defeat away to Peamount.
Despite taking a first quarter lead through a goal from teenager Madison McGuane from the penalty spot, Treaty United trailed their hosts 3-1 at half-time, before the Dubliners ultimately ran out 4-1 winners.
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That defeat leaves Treaty United in sixth place in the Women's Premier Division table after winning half of their league fixtures to date this season.
Saturday's opponents Galway lie in fourth place in the table just one point ahead of Treaty, but with a game in hand.
Following Saturday's game, Treaty return to action in the All-Island Cup with an away game at Athlone Town, 7.30pm
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