Match Preview - Treaty United v Bray Wanderers Friday June 13 2025

In the first match back after the summer break, Bray make the trip on Friday to the Markets Field to take on Treaty. 

Currently, the third place Wicklow side sit ten points ahead of the Shannonsiders in fourth spot. 

“It’s going to be a very tough game,” said First Team Coach Paul Heffernan. 

“It was a tough game when we played them at home last April. Since then, they’ve picked up and been on a good run, especially at home. Their home form has been very strong.” 

He continued “They’ve good players, especially in the attacking area of the pitch. We know it will a test in Limerick. But we’ll be ready for it.” 

Reflecting on the first half of the campaign, Heffernan went to explain “Overall, we’re happy with how the team are progressing. And how the squad have progressed. Results have been good – especially at home.” 

He went on to say “We brought a lot of young players into the team. It was a new squad. It took a bit of time to gel together. And find the right formation; and right system. The players have been brilliant. They’ve worked hard. We’ve managed to pick up some good results. Overall. We’re happy where we are.” 

 

 

The Green and White’s are boosted by the return of defender Jamie Duggan and midfielder Guillermo Almirall to full training. 

They have been joined by defender Harvey Warren who has recovered from a knock. 

Current Republic of Ireland U17 international Billy O’Neill and Irish Schools international captain Alain Kizenga are currently sitting their Leaving Certificates. 

 

 

When the teams met last April at the Carlisle Grounds, Bray won 2-1. 

Kilian Cantell gave the Green and White’s a first half lead. 

Former Seagull Yoyo Mahdy equalised after the break. But Richard Ferizaj then grabbed the winner.