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Determined to extend their perfect start to the season, manager Phil Trill has demanded home support for Galway United Women against Bohemians. The game is this Saturday, April 13 at 5pm in Eamonn Deacy Park.

Galway United renew old rivalries tomorrow night with another important game against Waterford FC at the Regional Sports Centre.

The new season is only eight games old, but it can already be neatly split into two categories. Against the Dublin teams, Galway United have lost four from four. Against the rest, they are unbeaten with ten points to show for their considerable efforts.

The occasion and the atmosphere that surrounded the FAI Cup semi-final on Saturday suggested Galway United were back in the big time. The performance was creditable, but the outcome was an eerie echo of the past.

Galway United face a big challenge this Saturday when they host a star-studded Shamrock Rovers side in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division at Eamonn Deacy Park (5pm).

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Prior to Saturday night’s defeat of Galway United in the FAI women’s national league, Athlone Town manager, Tommy Hewitt, stated that his team would require a “miracle” if they are to claim the league title this season, but the dream is still very much alive with one round of fixtures remaining to play this weekend.

Galway WFC got back to winning ways in the Women’s National League in Dalymount Park on Saturday when they defeated Bohemians 2-1.

Last year, Galway Bohemians were asked to participate in a twinning project between Galway and Lorient. Bohs have been going through a massive rejuvenation over the past decade and the committee agreed to take on this mammoth task which saw 44 young players sign up for the trip.

Alan Murphy's Galway WFC are away to Bohemians in the FAI Cup at Dalymount Park on Saturday (6pm).