It was a great performance against one of the top sides from last season.
Athlone Town ladies lost out in their debut in the Women's National League.
They were beaten 1-nil by Wexford Youths in Lissywollen on Saturday.
It was a sold out socially distanced attendance in Athlone for the game, something the club will hope continues.
They visit Galway up next on Wednesday, in a fixture they will view as their best chance of recording their first win from their opening four games..
⭐️ STAR PLAYER | Leah Brady
— Women's National League (@FAI_WNL) August 17, 2020
Fixture | @AthloneTownAFC 0-1 @YouthsWomen
Even in defeat a player can stand out 👇
✅ 100% successful dribbles
✅ 100% accurate crosses
✅ 100% offensive duels won
✅ 80% passes into final third
✅ 11 recoveries#WNL pic.twitter.com/m1DkvpI7lD
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