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Treaty's Mara McCleary in action against DLR Waves in this year's FAI Cup quarter-final clash I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE TREATY United Women's side welcome Galway United to the Market's Field this afternoon in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division.
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Treaty continued their record-breaking season on last weekend after the Shannonsiders picked up their first ever three points in Ferrycarrig Park.
Limerick native Katie Lawlee grabbed the only goal of the game in first-half stoppage time to give Sean Russell's charges all three points against a resilient Wexford Youths outfit.
That result leaves Treaty in fifth position on 28 points, with six league games left to play.
They sit one point ahead of sixth place Shamrock Rovers and two points behind Galway United in fourth place.
Treaty will have the chance to leap-frog the Tribeswomen in the Premier Division table on this afternoon when they welcome Phil Trill's side Markets Field.
Sean Russell's side were 3-1 winners last time out against Galway, a feat he hopes his side can repeat.
Two goals from Bella Flocchini and a penalty from Madison McGuane ensured that the Limerick side left Eamonn Deacy Park with all three points.
Kick-off on today is at 3pm.
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