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Treaty's Madison McGuane aims to get past Shelbourne's Aiobheann Clancy in their Premier Division clash I PICTURE: Sportsfile
TREATY United Women's side will be looking to bounce back from last weekend's defeat to Shelbourne, when they host Waterford at the Markets Field this Saturday at 3pm.
Laurie Ryan's side lost their season opener to Shelbourne in Tolka Park last weekend on a scoreline of 2-0.
Aoife Kelly broke the deadlock when scoring for Shels’ in the 39th minute, and Becky Watkins wrapped up the three points with a second goal just before the break.
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Treaty's Katie Lawlee did have the chance to give the Shannonsiders the lead in the 15th minute, but her effort was well held by Shelbourne shot-stopper Mya Sanchez.
Lawlee was dangerous throughout and was denied again in the 80th minute after neat inter-play between her Treaty teammates Ciara Breslin and Kyah Coady.
Treaty will be hoping to pick up their first points of the season with the visit of their Munster neighbours on Saturday afternoon.
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