The league leaders are heading to Dublin to face the defending champions.
It's a meeting of the league champions and the FAI Cup winners in the Women's Premier Division tomorrow.
Athlone Town will be looking for continue a good head to head record against Peamount United, with the midlanders coming out on top of their last three meetings.
Ciaran Kilduff's side are also sitting on top of the league with their Dublin opponents in fourth, ten points off the pace.
Kilduff says despite his team's recent success over the Peas, he's warning his players to expect a reaction in Dublin:
The Town manager looks forward to a crucial contest with Midlands 103's David Hollywood:
Kick off at Greenogue is set for 7.35pm tomorrow evening.
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