The clash between Treaty United and Bray Wanderers at the Markets Field is a vital one for both sides as the race for promotion heats up.
Match Details:
Teams – Treaty United v Bray Wanderers
Competition – SSE Airtricity League of Ireland First Division
Date – Friday, June 30.
Time – 19:45
Venue – Markets Field, Garryowen Rd, Limerick, V94 TP9W
Tickets – https://treatyunitedfc.com/tickets/
Officials:
Referee – Daniel Murphy
Assistants – Dermot Broughton & Fintan Butler
Live Coverage:
The game will be streamed live on LOITV at the below link. Individual match passes can be purchased for €5 or viewers can purchase a season pass which will give them access to all games across the League of Ireland.
https://www.loitv.ie/en-int/livestream/treaty-united-v-bray-wanderers/1621878
Treaty United
The last game of the first half of the season ended in defeat for Treaty United as they went down to a single goal at home to Cobh Ramblers.
One thing that has characterised Tommy Barrett’s teams in the last three seasons, though, is their ability to bounce back and they did just that last Friday night with a win at Athlone Town.
A wonder goal from Enda Curran, surely a contender for goal of the season, following a Pirlo-esque pass from Dean George, was added to in the final moments as William Armshaw forced the ball home from close range.
Hopes of a play-off spot are still very much high as Treaty sit just five points off fifth-placed Bray Wanderers with Friday night a chance to reduce that margin to two.
Bray Wanderers
The Seagulls went four without a win before the mid-season break before edging a lively encounter with Kerry by three goals to two at the Carlisle Grounds last week.
Manager Ian Ryan said his team should have earned the three points in an easier fashion but their trip to the Markets Field will certainly not be an easy game either as they seek to safeguard their play-off berth.
Past Meetings
Treaty United’s first ever competitive senior men’s game was a hard-fought 0-0 draw with 10-men against Bray at the Carlisle Grounds in 2021.
Nine league ties between the sides have yielded four wins for Treaty to Bray’s two.
Last time out, Treaty came away from Bray with three points and three goals, a Curran penalty being followed up by two late on from Armshaw.
W – (0-3, Away, May ‘23)
L – (0-1, Home, Feb ‘23)
W – (2-1, Home, Sep ‘22)
W – (0-2, Away, Jul ’22)
D – (2-2, Home, May ’22)
D – (0-0, Away, Apr ’22)
L – (1-0, Away, Aug ’21)
W – (2-0, Home, May ’21)D – (0-0, Away, Mar ’21)