League Preview: Cork City -v- Treaty United
- Paul Corcoran
- Thu, Jul 01 2021
CORK CITY
The Rebels will be looking to leapfrog rivals Cobh Ramblers when they host Treaty United at Turners Cross on Friday evening (kick-off 7.45pm).
Colin Healy’s side currently sit in ninth place in the First Division with just three wins to their name and with no home victory since their May 7 route of Wexford.
Last week City succumbed to a 2-1 loss at Tolka Park, Cian Murphy scored for the Rebels in between goals by Michael O’Connor and Ryan Brennan to keep the Reds cruising at the top of the First Division table.
With Treaty United vying to remain in the top three, this could be another challenging night for Colin Healy’s men.
TREATY UNITED
United have been having a great season up to this points and they still find themselves in the mix towards the top of the table.
They had been on a three game winnings streak heading into last weekend’s fixtures but a resurgent Galway United put an end to that with a Padraic Cunningham goal making the difference in Limerick on the night.
A return to winning ways is a must for Tommy Barrett’s side if they want to keep battling for those top positions and his team should be confident having defeated Cork City earlier this season.
Anthony O’Donnell and Matt Keane scored in that 2-1 win for Treaty United in April with Cian Coleman scoring for the Rebels.
Referee: Eoghan O’Shea
MATCH STATS
Treaty United had a three game winning streak halted last weekend when they were defeated by Galway United.
Cork City have won just one of their last six games in the First Division.
This will be the second ever meeting between the teams with the Limerick side coming out on top earlier this season when they won 2-1 at Markets Field.
BETTING
Cork City 21/10; Draw 21/10; Treaty United 12/5.
PREDICTION
Cork City 0–1 Treaty United
Cork City
Injured: N/A.
Doubtful: N/A.
Suspended: None.
Treaty United
Injured: N/A.
Doubtful: N/A.
Suspended: None.
About Paul Corcoran
Paul Corcoran is an experienced writer and journalist and has contributed to various publications including the Galway United match programme Maroon View. He spends much of his time covering the fortunes of Galway United's teams …