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Galway United travel to Waterford tonight knowing that one point from their remaining three games would cement their top flight status for 2027. 

Galway United have rarely dined at the top table of Irish football, but they have been in this situation before. Big expectant crowds gathered in Terryland. Even the RTÉ cameras turned up. Ultimately, United came up short against Finn Harps, Derry City and Bohemians in home semi-finals. And so, they still sing about Lansdowne in the sun in 1991.

Galway United played out a 1-1 draw against Shelbourne at Eamonn Deacy Park last Friday night.

Galway United completed a clean sweep on Monday night with their fourth win against Sligo this season.

Some minds might already be wandering towards a massive FAI Cup semi-final in October, but Galway United can afford no such luxuries, with three crucial games coming at them in a week.

Galway United travel to Drogheda tomorrow night in form and with a huge opportunity.

At the end of a dramatic weekend at the bottom of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division, Galway United got a heroic draw in Dalymount Park. That they still lost some ground in their bid to beat the drop gives a good indication of the nature of the competition they face.

The league has dubbed it 'Survival Saturday'. There is a significant amount of football to be played before the end of October, however the stakes are starting to pile up.

Galway United came out of a busy bank holiday weekend with plenty of pride and two points to show for their efforts at home to St Pat’s and away to Derry City.

After somehow coming up short against the league’s bottom team, Galway United host its top team tomorrow night in Eamonn Deacy Park.