Match Preview - Treaty United v Bray Wanderers, Friday October 10 2025

With the play-off’s secured, and UCD certain to provide the opposition in the Semi Final, Bray go in search of claiming third position as they travel on Friday to Limerick to face play-off chasing Treaty. 

In what will be the last away League match of the 2025 season, currently 17 points separate the two clubs in the standings, with Wanderers in third and United who are in fifth position. 

“Every player in this squad is hungry and wants to play every game. So, there will be no drop in our levels - no matter what the starting 11 is” stated First Team Coach Paul Heffernan. 

“Treaty are fighting for that last play-off place and I’m sure they will throw everything into their last home league game. So, we must be mentally prepared for that.” 

 

 

Midfielder Cian Doyle returns from suspension. 

Guillermo Almirall and on-loan midfielder Rhys Bartley have both resumed training. 

Alain Kizenga is away on Republic of Ireland U19 Duty. 

Irish U17 cap Billy O’Neill is suspended. 

 

 

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 Danú Kinsella Bishop then grabbed the winner. 

In the reverse fixture last June, United won 2-1 at the Markets Field. 

Lee Devitt found the net once in each half for Treaty. Guillermo Almirall pulled one back for Wanderers. 

Back at the Carlisle in July, Richard Ferizaj grabbed an injury time winner as the Seagulls claimed a 3-2 triumph. 

Mark Byrne had put United ahead. That was cancelled out by Conor Knight by half time. Cian Curtis gave Bray a 2-1 lead only for Joe Hanson to equalise.