Waterford look to avoid strife and see out job against Treaty

While Galway and Longford are locked in a tight duel, Waterford just need to keep things steady with a 4-1 first-leg lead
Waterford look to avoid strife and see out job against Treaty

ROARING ON: Waterford head coach Danny Searle celebrates after his side's victory in the SSE Airtricity League First Division play-off semi-final first leg match between Treaty United and Waterford at Markets Field in Limerick. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile

For a club reputed a magnet for upheaval, Waterford could do with avoiding strife on Saturday night at the RSC.

That should likely be the case given the buffer they enjoy over Treaty from Wednesday’s 4-1 first leg win. Throw in home territory, plus the full-time differential, and it points one direction.

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