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Anna Rocket and Liisa Tuomi celebrate after their side's victory in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division match between Treaty United and Waterford last season I PICTURE: Sportsfile
The Treaty United Women's side are back in FAI Cup action this weekend when they travel to the capital to face DLR Waves.
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The Shannonsiders will be full of confidence heading into this quarter-final clash, having played DLR in the league last weekend and running out 1-0 winners.
The in-form Bella Flochinni was on hand to give Sean Russell's side all three points.
With seven games left to play in 2025, and the team on 25 points, Treaty United Women have broken their best ever season points record.
They will be hoping for similar groundbreaking success in their cup run as Treaty eye a semi-final berth.
The side's met at the same stage of the competition in 2020, with Treaty running out 2-0 winners on the day.
The Limerick side will be hoping to progress to the final four where they will be facing off against the nation's best.
The other quarter-final pairings includes a Dublin derby between Shelbourne and Shamrock Rovers, Newbridge Town vs Bohemians and Peamount vs Athlone Town.
All ties are being played this weekend.
Kick-off at the UCD Bowl is at 3pm on Saturday, August 16 and the game will be live on LOI TV.
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