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Phoenix Patterson of Waterford celebrates after scoring his side's first goal. PIC: Sportsfile
On Wednesday night, Waterford FC claimed a 4-1 victory over Treaty United in the first leg of the playoffs at the Market's Field.
90+5’ Full time. 4-1.
— Waterford FC (@WaterfordFCie) October 26, 2022
Onto Saturday ⏳#TUFCvWFC pic.twitter.com/TXwX5VZRsy
The emphatic win sees the Blues in prime position to qualify for the First Division playoff final as long as they can finish the job in the second leg at the RSC on Saturday.
Top goalscorer Phoenix Patterson was the main man yet again for Waterford as he netted twice in the first half before Junior Quitirna and an own goal sealed an away leg triumph.
Meanwhile, Longford Town and Galway United played out a 2-2 draw in the other playoff semi-final at Bishopsgate with their second leg to be played on Sunday.
Get down to the RSC on Saturday evening (KO - 7.45pm) to support Danny Searle's side who are targeting promotion back to the Premier Division.
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