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Ciara Breslin of Treaty United celebrates after scoring her side's first goal during the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division match between Treaty United and Waterford I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE Treaty United Women's side will be looking to continue their positive start to the season when they welcome Galway United to the Markets Field this afternoon for a game that will be live on TG4 at 1.45pm.
Laurie Ryan's Limerick side have bounced back well from an opening day defeat to Shelbourne with wins against Waterford FC and Cork City in the Premier Division.
The Shannonsiders recorded impressive back-to-back wins over two Munster rivals last month.
Goals from Ciara Breslin, Katie Lawlee and Kate Jones ensured Treaty a first win of the season over Waterford in Garryowen.
The 'Super Blues' made it two wins on the trot a week later with a gutsy 2-0 over Cork City at Turner's Cross.
A deflected Lawlee strike (which was adjudged to have been an own goal) and a separate Lawlee effort (this time awarded to the Treaty sharpshooter) was enough to get the visitors over the line in what was a professional performance on Leeside.
Treaty United also recorded a dramatic 3-2 victory in the All-Island League against Cliftonville last week in Ballingarry with goals coming from Madison McGuane (2) and Ciara Breslin.
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