Raheny United v Galway WFC

• Extratime Team
• Sun, Oct 13 2013




Raheny United continue their dominance of the division and secured a memorable 3-0 victory at Peamount United last week but manager Terry Eviston is keeping his side focused ahead of the visit of Galway WFC.

 

“Galway are a new one for us. I’ve not seen them before but I know they have quality players and we’ll treat them with respect. I’ve focused on getting the mental attitude right for every game. Nothing changes for us,” said Eviston.

 

“We want to raise our standards every week. I was very impressed with our performance last week. We can’t live on that but we showed a quality that I was looking for from them. We’ve started the season well but it is just a great start. We haven’t won anything so we’ll make sure we don’t take our eye off the ball and keep putting in those performances.”

 

Raheny should welcome back Kerrie Ryan (back) while Galway have a doubt over top scorer Sinead Taylor who has a torn quad muscle.

 

“Sinead is a big influence for us and has been putting away the chances that we’re creating but the likes of Lucy Hannon have created a lot for us,” said Galway coach Nigel Keady.

 

“Last week’s performance was our best so far but Raheny look like they’re in great form and are strong all over the pitch with few weaknesses. It’s a good test for the girls and it’ll tell us where we stand.”