WNL wrap: Sligo stun Shels to give chasing pack hope

Sligo Rovers provided the day's best piece of entertainment by beating champions Shelbourne - and blowing the SSE Airtricity Women's National League title race wide open.

There were also victories for Athlone Town, Bohemians, Peamount United and Wexford Youths.

Peamount United 2-1 Galway WFC

A game that was bound to be a tight fixture certainly did not disappoint as Peamount came from behind to collect all three points against Galway.

It was Peamount who started out the stronger of the two sides with good spells of possession and dangerous chances on goal.

Eight minutes in, Peamount's Dearbhaile Beirne put in a cross that was met by Sadhbh Doyle who headed her effort just wide of goal.

On 19 minutes, Erin McLaughlin was tackled well by Becky Walsh. Galway quickly began to grow into the game and managed Peamount’s pressure well.

The first goal of the game came in the 23rd minute for the away side. Lynsey McKey struck a wonderful volley to give her side the advantage.

Peamount came out fighting in the second half and the equaliser came in the 57th minute through McLaughlin. A great effort from far out to put her side back on level terms.The winner came in the 74th minute for the Peas.

Dora Gorman took on the strike from outside the box and the Peamount defence stayed strong to get the win for the hosts.

Treaty United 0-3 Wexford Youths

This victory brings Wexford’s winning streak to five as they put three goals past Treaty United at Markets Field.

The game got off to a slow start and the rainy weather conditions didn't help.

Wexford did well to apply pressure to the home side. 10 minutes in, Ellen Molloy managed to get around Michaela Mitchell in the Treaty goal, and her effort was well-cleared from goal by Amy Madden.

On 12 minutes,