3 v 1 
Treaty UtdDetails
| Date | Time | League | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 November 2021 | 2:00 pm | LOI Women's Premier Division | 2021 |
Match Report
Record crowd as Cork end season on a high
Late goals from Sarah McKevitt and Laura Shine saw Cork City end their season with a 3-1 win over Munster rivals Treaty Utd at Turner’s Cross.
Played in front of a WNL record attendance of 1,007 supporters, City took the lead on 12 minutes; McKevitt was taken down in the box and Becky Cassin made no mistake with her spot-kick.
The visitors were back on level terms on 36 minutes when Oliva Gibson’s cross met the head of Jenna Slattery and she made no mistake with a diving effort.
City bossed much of the second half and hit the crossbar on 65 minutes. They regained the lead on 75 minutes through McKevitt and three minutes from normal time Laura Shine sealed the win.
With both sides at the wrong end of the table pride was at the stake this afternoon. City started well and Treaty keeper Michaela Mitchell was called into action a number of times in the opening 10 minutes.
The deadlock was broken in the 12th minute when Cassin’s powerful penalty beat the Treaty netminder. Treaty worked hard to try and get back into the game and drew level on 36 minutes through Slattery’s diving header.
The home side dominated most of the second half and created several chances. They were back in front on 75 minutes through the impressive McKevitt.
Minutes from time Shine made it 3-1 as City end the season with a second win over Treaty and finish in 8th place in the table.
Timeline
| Becky Cassin | 12' | |
| 31' | 6. Jenna Slattery | |
| Lauren Walsh Zara Foley | 57' | |
| Lauren Singleton Niamh O'Donoghue | 74' | |
| 8. Sarah McKevitt | 75' | |
| Shaunagh McCarthy Nathalie O'Brien | 80' | |
| 80' | Emma Costelloe Anna Shine | |
| 80' | Aoife Cronin Cara Griffin | |
| 16. Laura Shine | 87' |
Past Meetings
|
(Round 23)
0 - 0LOI Men's First Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Series 17)
1 - 2LOI Women's Premier Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Round 14)
2 - 3LOI Men's First Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Treaty United |
|
(Series 8)
2 - 3LOI Women's Premier Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Treaty United |
|
(Round 5)
2 - 1LOI Men's First Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Semi Final)
2 - 0FAI Women's Cup
Turner's Cross Cork City v Treaty United |
|
(Series 3)
2 - 5LOI Women's Premier Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
Ground
| Turner's Cross |
|---|
| Beaufort Park, Turner\'s Cross C, Cork, County Cork, Munster, T12 E3H5, Ireland |
Deniese O'Flaherty
Deniese is a freelance sports journalist/broadcaster. She has worked for several local and national media outlets. GAA and soccer are her great loves and she also follows rugby league and snooker. She's a big supporter of her local clubs St. Mary's GAA Granard and Longford Town. She also follows Celtic, Liverpool and Leeds Rhinos. She presented and produced a popular sports podcast last year where she interviewed Ray Houghton, Chris Kamara and John Hartson. Deniese is currently Head of Communications for Boccia Ireland
Laura Shine makes it 3-1 to City
Sarah McKevitt puts her side back in front.
They've done it. Cork City have broke the WNL record for attendance at a game. 1,007 through the turnstiles at the Cross. Well done.
City hit the crossbar from a corner as they try to regain the lead.
Jenna Slattery has equalised for Treaty.
Jenna Slattery with a free kick for Treaty but City keeper Abby McCarthy is out to gather
Becky Cassin scores from the spot.
Penalty to City as Sarah McKevitt is taken down in the box
City able to clear
Treaty force two corners in a row.
Michaela Mitchell off her line again. City have started well.
Becky Cassin with a great ball in but Shannon Parbat puts in a great tackle to stop Laura Shine from taking a shot
Laura Shine brings a save out of Treaty keeper Michaela Mitchell
The 2k mark hasn't been hit but it looks like about 1,000 which would be a record. We'll announce the official attendance when we get it.
It was great to see so much support behind City's 'Drive for 2K'.
This is the third meeting between these two sides in the league this season. Treaty won the last time they were at the Cross while City defeated the Limerick side at Jackman Park in their last meeting.
This is City's final game of the season, while Treaty are out next weekend. Although both sides are at the wrong end of the table it is a Munster Derby where bragging rights are important.
Welcome to Final Whistle's coverage of Cork City and Treaty Utd. Deniese O'Flaherty here. Cork City have a wonderful initiative at the moment. They hope to have a record WNL attendance at today's game and all proceeds go to Breast Cancer Ireland.