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Treaty United's Bella Flocchini in action against DLR Waves in last weekend's FAI Cup quarter-final I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE TREATY UNITED Women's side travel to Ferrycarrig Park tonight to face Wexford Youths in the Women's Premier Division, as Sean Russell's side look to continue their record breaking season.
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Treaty currently sit fifth in the Women's Premier Division table on 25 points, a record points tally for the club with seven games still to play.
The Shannonsiders reached this milestone a fortnight ago thanks to a 1-0 win over DLR Waves at the Markets Field, the in-form Bella Flocchini grabbing the only goal of the game.
Treaty know that they will have to be at their best when they face Hugh Stong's side. 'The Youths' ran out convincing 1-4 winners the last time the sides met at the Markets Field in June.
Wexford currently sit third in the Premier Division on 31 points as they look to close the gap on first place Shelbourne (36) and second place Athlone Town (34).
Sean Russell's side have been in fine form since this last meeting however. The Limerick side have amassed seven points in their four league outings since that clash against Wexford over two months ago with club's only loss coming against Shamrock Rovers in that time.
Treaty have also put together an impressive cup run in that time, reaching the final four of the FAI Cup thanks to wins over Ferns United and most recently DLR Waves.
The Shannonsiders will be hoping to bring that cup form back into league matters tonight as they face a Wexford side looking to reach the summit of the Premier Division as the league enters its business end of the season.
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