Treaty United will host Cork City in a First Division clash at Markets Field tonight, with the match scheduled to kick off at 7:45pm.

Current Standings

The Shannonsiders sit ninth in the league, eight points behind the play‑off places. A victory would move them up to eighth, just two points behind Athlone Town, who occupy the current eighth spot.

Recent Form

Cork City returned to the top flight after a 2‑0 win over Cobh Ramblers, where Jordan Adeyemi netted a brace. The win left Cobh closer to the final play‑off spot ahead of their trip to Finn Harps.

Treaty’s last outing was a 2‑0 defeat to Cobh. The loss left the club eight points adrift of the play‑off places and placed them ninth in the table.

Key Moments from the Last Match

During the 2‑0 loss, Treaty were reduced to ten men in the 56th minute when Brendan Frahill received a second yellow card for a clash with Cian Curtis. The team looked to counter‑attack, with Jason Oyenuga and Ben Feeney both closing in, but they were punished in the 68th minute when a long ball from Luka Le Brevet left Kyle Foley in control. Adeyemi produced a superb flick to bypass the defender before calmly slotting past Jack Brady.

Adeyemi struck again shortly after the restart. Ronan Manning was caught in possession, allowing the forward to drive to the goal and fire the ball into the top corner.

Stakes for Treaty

A win would lift Treaty to eighth place, two points behind Athlone Town. The Midlanders are scheduled to travel to Wexford on Friday, while the Women’s side will face Bohemians next Saturday, August 29, at Markets Field.

Women’s Side Update

Treaty Women suffered a 4‑2 defeat to Wexford Youth at Ferrycarrig Park over the weekend. Emma Oliphant and Fiona Doherty scored for Treaty, but Christie Gray’s brace and goals from Courtney Chochol and substitute Mia Whelan gave Wexford all three points.

Match Preview

With the Men’s side looking to regain form, the focus will be on how Treaty can counter Cork City’s attacking threat, particularly Jordan Adeyemi, who has already proven lethal. The match will be a key test for Treaty’s defensive solidity and ability to convert chances into goals.

The outcome will determine whether Treaty can climb into the play‑off places and set the tone for the remainder of the season.