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The Treaty United squad before their FAI Cup quarter-final clash with DLR Waves I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE TREATY UNITED Women's team are gearing up their Women's Sports Direct FAI Cup semi-final showdown with Bohemians in Dublin on Saturday.
WATCH MORE: Treaty United manager Sean Russell looks ahead to FAI Cup semi-final
Sean Russell's charges travel to Dalymount Park in a rich vein of form. The Shannonsiders are unbeaten in their last seven, a run of form that has seen them climb to fifth spot in the Premier Division table, level on points with fourth-place Wexford Youths.
Treaty are no strangers to Dalymount Park, having faced Bohemians in the capital back in June.
Goals from Madelyn Robbins and Katie Lawlee gave the Shannonsiders all three points in a 2-1 win, a result Treaty will hope to emulate this weekend.
Should Treaty win on Saturday, it will be a first Women's FAI Cup final appearance for the Limerick side who had previously reached the semi-final stage in 2020, losing out 2-0 to Cork City.
The game will be broadcast live on TG4 and kick-off in Dalymount park is at 4pm.
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