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Galway United, having succeeded in its appeal to retain premiership soccer status, will now hold its pre-season launch on Saturday at Elverys Sports, Headford Road, Galway (12.30pm).

Galway United’s premier division status hangs by a thread with the FAI set to make a crucial appeal decision on whether the western club will be granted a top flight tomorrow (Friday).

• Galway United Supporters Trust is offering a Budget Buster special rate of €99 for all 2011 season tickets up to Budget Day (Tuesday December 7). Season ticket forms are on-line at www.galwayunitedfc.ie. Forms are also available from O'Briens Newsagents, William Street, and from Claddagh and Celtic Jewellers, Quay Street. For further information, contact Ronan Coleman at (087) 6972823.

Tuesday was always going to be a revealing night for Galway United and Sean Connor’s team responded to the considerable challenge of a relegation play-off by delivering a polished performance that earned a deserved victory.

It has been a strange League of Ireland season and Galway United will hope to conclude the campaign by registering two victories in the next week to preserve their top-flight status.

It promises to be an interesting Friday evening at Terryland Park as champions Bohemians could secure another title if they win against Galway United, and Shamrock Rovers fail to defeat Drogheda United.

Galway United manager Sean Connor has accepted that a relegation play-off with Bray Wanderers is inevitable, but insists tomorrow’s trip to the Morton Stadium in Santry for a clash against Sporting Fingal carries importance as the Tribesmen seek an injection of confidence.

Galway United Supporters’ Club is calling on all Galwegians to support United in Satuday’s crunch tie with UCD.

The last few weeks of the League of Ireland season is precisely the time to deliver results and that is what Galway United must do, starting at Terryland Park on Saturday (6.30pm) when UCD visit the Dyke Road venue.

The last month of the League of Ireland season is usually packed with significant matches for Galway United and that is exactly the case again this year as Sean Connor’s charges face a crucial contest at Oriel Park tomorrow against Dundalk.