Mayo manager Stephen Rochford has named a strong team for the opening round of the Allianz Football League with seven survivors from the side which started the All-Ireland final replay.
Keith Higgins, Paddy Durcan, Colm Boyle, Donal Vaughan, Kevin McLoughlin, Jason Doherty and Cillian O'Connor all started against Dublin in the showpiece final and will line out against Monaghan.
David Clarke and Stephen Coen, who saw action from the bench in the final, also get the nod to start against Monaghan.
Rochford hands two players their league debuts as Castlebar Mitchels's Donie Newcombe and 2016 All Ireland U21 winner Fergal Boland both start.
Mayo: David Clarke, Donie Newcombe (Castlebar Mitchels), Keith Higgins, Paddy Durcan, Colm Boyle, Stephen Coen, David Drake, Donal Vaughan, Danny Kirby, Fergal Boland, Kevin McLoughlin, Jason Doherty, Evan Regan, Alan Freeman, Cillian O'Connor
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Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has made six changes to the side that accounted for Derry in the Dr McKenna Cup final ahead of their Allianz Football League Division 1 opener against Roscommon on Sunday (throw-in 2pm).
Mickey O’Neill has been selected in goal for the Healy Park encounter as Niall Morgan drops to the bench.
Ronan McNamee, Tiernan McCann and Johnny Munroe have been drafted into the Red Hands defence.
Darren McCurry and Cathal McShane have been restored to Tyrone’s full-forward line.
Sean Cavanagh has been named on the bench.
Tyrone: M O’Neill, P Hampsey, R McNamee, C McCarron, T McCann, M Donnelly, J Munroe, C Cavanagh, P McNulty, C Meyler, N Sludden, P Harte, D McCurry, C McShane, R O’Neill
Darren O’Malley makes way for Colm Lavin between the posts for Roscommon as the Éire Óg man makes his league debut.
Tadgh O’Rourke will also make his league bow after he was named in midfield alongside Kevin Higgins.
Roscommon: C Lavin; D Murray, T Featherston, N McInerney; R Stack, S Mullooly, C Devaney; K Higgins, T O’Rourke; N Daly, S McDermott, E Smith; D Smith, U Harney, C Murtagh.
Rory Beggan returns to the Monaghan goal in place of Conor Forde as Malachy O’Rourke’s charges take on Mayo in McHale Park on Saturday night (throw-in 7pm).
Forde, who is a clubmate of Beggan at Scotstown, made his debut against Antrim in the Dr McKenna Cup but drops to the bench.
The trip to Castlebar is made all the more arduous for Monaghan as they have a number of key personnel sidelined by injury, including Dessie Mone, Vinny Corry, Desmond Ward and Jack McCarron.
Star forward Conor McManus does feature in the line-up despite playing a limited role in the Dr McKenna Cup due to a hip problem.
Monaghan: R Beggan; F Kelly, D Wylie, R Wylie, C Walshe, N McAdam, K Duffy, D Hughes, K Hughes, K O’Connell, S Carey, G Doogan, C McCarthy, T Kerr, C McManus
Kerry will field four league debutants in a strong line-up when they make the long trip to Letterkenny to face Donegal in their Allianz Football League Division 1 opener on Sunday (throw-in 2pm).
Jason Foley and Tom O’Sullivan were both All-Ireland minor winners with the Kingdom in 2014 and make their league bows, while Jack Savage will feature after impressing in the McGrath Cup.
Tadhg Morley, who has already played for Kerry in the championship, is also handed a first start in the competition.
Peter Crowley captains the side.
Kerry: B Kelly; J Foley, M Griffin, S Enright; P Crowley, K Young, T O’Sullivan; D Moran, T Morley; J Lyne, P Murphy, D Walsh; J Savage, P Geaney, J O’Donoghue.
