Donegal manager Rory Gallagher has made just two change to his team to take on Cavan tonight in Kingspan Breffni Park.
Patrick McBrearty and Darach O'Connor are both drafted into the Donegal side with Eoin McHugh and Jamie Brennan the players to miss out.
Gallagherwill hope to see his side build on last week's impressive draw with Dublin, while Cavan have enjoyed a two-week break after their game with Tyrone was postponed due to bad weather.
Donegal: Mark Anthony McGinley; Paddy McGrath, Neil McGee, Eoghan Ban Gallagher; Caolan Ward, Frank McGlynn, Paul Brennan; Jason McGee, Ciaran Thompson; Michael Carroll, Martin O'Reilly, Ryan McHugh; Patrick McBrearty, Michael Murphy, Darach O'Connor
Jim Gavin has made two changes to his Dublin team to face Mayo in the Allianz League Division One encounter at Croke Park (7pm), with Jack McCaffrey dropping to the bench.
Naomh Olaf’s David Byrne comes in for the 2015 Footballer of the Year, with Eric Lowndes moving to the wing.
Michael Darragh MacAuley replaces Ciaran Reddin in midfield from the side that drew with Donegal, while the attack remains unchanged.
Gavin continues to give the likes of Niall Scully, Shane McCarthy and COnor McHugh the chance to impress in attack.
Dublin: Stephen Cluxton, Philly McMahon, Michael Fitzsimons, David Byrne, Darren Daly, John Small, Eric Lowndes, Brian Fenton, Michael Darragh Macauley, Niall Scully, Dean Rock, Shane McCarthy, Ciarán Kilkenny, Eoghan O’Gara, Conor McHugh.
Mayo manager Stephen Rochford has made just once change for the Allianz League clash with Dublin in Croke Park (7pm)with David Drake coming into the starting team.
Conor O’Shea makes way from the side that cruised to an eight-point win over Roscommon last time out, with the Ballaghaderreen named to start at wing-back.
Mayo: David Clarke; Donie Newcombe, Keith Higgins, Paddy Durcan; Stephen Coen, Colm Boyle, David Drake; Donal Vaughan, Jason Gibbons; Fergal Boland, Kevin McLoughlin, Diarmuid O'Connor; Evan Regan, Cillian O'Connor, Andy Moran.
Barry John Keane and Donnchadh Walsh have been recalled to the Kerry team for Sunday’s clash with Roscommon (2pm) as the Kingdom go in search of their second League win of the campaign.
Eamonn Fitzmaurice has made a number of positional switches, while Mark Griffin and Jonathan Lyne make way for the clash at Fitzgerald Stadium.
Walsh returns after serving a one-match suspension.
Kerry team: Brendan Kealy, Shane Enright, Killian Young, Ronan Shanahan, Peter Crowley, Tadhg Morley, Paul Murphy, David Moran, Jack Barry, Kevin McCarthy, Jack Savage, Donnchadh Walsh, Barry John Keane, Paul Geaney, James O’Donoghue.
The Cavan team has been named ahead of their Allianz League Division One clash with Donegal at Breffni Park on Saturday.
Cavan: Raymond Galligan; Fergal Reilly, Padraig Faulkner, Killian Brady; Martin Reilly, Ciaran Brady, Gerard Smith; Killian Clarke, Tomas Corr; Michael Argue, Dara McVeety, Conor Madden; Niall Clerkin, Gearoid McKiernan, Seanie Johnston.
Tyrone have named an unchanged side for Saturday’s Allianz Football League Division 1 fixture against Monaghan at Healy Park in Omagh (7pm).
It will be the Red Hands third fixture after last week’s game against Cavan was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, and boss Mickey Harte has decided to go with the same side that was due to line out.
The Cavan tie has been re-fixed for Sunday 12 March.
Monaghan beat Kerry last week and sit of the table
Tyrone: Mickey O’Neill; Pádraig Hampsey, Ronan McNamee, Cathal McCarron; Tiernan McCann, Justin McMahon, Aidan McCrory; Colm Cavanagh, Declan McClure; Conor Meyler, Niall Sludden, Peter Harte; Darren McCurry, Cathal McShane, Ronan O’Neill.
Derry have also selected an unchanged starting line up for their Allianz Football League Division 1 encounter against Down on Sunday.
The Oak Leafers saw off Kildare by 1-18 to 1-17 in an entrhalli9ng encounter last weekend, with Emmett McGuckin scoring a crucial goal at the death.
The fixture was initially scheduled for Owenbeg but has been moved to Celtic Park.
Derry: Conor McLarnon; Niall Keenan, Conor Nevin, Peter Hagan; Neil Forester, Oisin Duffin, Michael McEvoy; James Kielt, Conor McAtamney; Enda Lynn, Emmett McGuckin, Carlus McWilliams; Danny Tallon, Niall Loughlin, Benny Heron.
Jason Cleere will make his senior debut for Kilkenny in one of four changes for their Allianz League Division one hurling clash with Cork in Pairc Ui Rinn (2pm).
Winless Kilkenny are seeking to get their League campaign back on track and Cody has named the Bennettsbridge, while Paddy Deegan comes in to partner Cillian Buckley at centre-field.
Colin Fennelly makes his first appearance of the year at centre-forward, moves to the edge of the square.
Kilkenny: Eoin Murphy, Paul Murphy, Padraig Walsh, Conor O’Shea, Conor Fogarty, Jason Cleere, Kieran Joyce, Cillian Buckley, Paddy Deegan, TJ Reid, Colin Fennelly, Richie Leahy, Richie Hogan, Conor Martin, Walter Walsh.
Damien Cahalane, Dean Brosnan and Conor Lehane have been introduced into the Cork team to face Kilkenny in the Allianz league encounter on Sunday (2pm).
The Rebels are looking to bounce back quickly after their defeat at the hands of Dublin in the previous round.
Cork: Anthony Nash; Killian Burke, Damian Cahalane, Colm Spillane; Christopher Joyce, Mark Ellis, Mark Coleman; Bill Cooper, Daniel Kearney; Dean Brosnan, Conor Lehane, Shane Kingston; Alan Cadogan, Seamus Harnedy, Luke Meade.
Top of the table Tipperary will look to make it three from three when they host Clare on Sunday (3pm).
The All-Ireland champions have their first outing at home and manager Michael Ryan has rotated his side for the visit of the Banner.
Ronan Maher comes in for his sibling Padraic at centre-back, while Barry Heffernan comes in for his first start of the campaign in place of Kieran Bergin at midfield.
Noel McGrath and John ‘Bubbles’ O’Dwyer add serious firepower to an attack that has bristled in the wins over Dublin and Waterford.
Tipperary: Daragh Mooney; Joe O'Dwyer, James Barry, Donagh Maher; Seamus Kennedy, Ronan Maher, Tomas Hamill; Brendan Maher, Barry Heffernan; Steven O'Brien, Niall O'Meara, Noel McGrath; John O'Dwyer, John McGrath, Aidan McCormack.
Waterford have made five changes from their defeat to Tipperary last time out for Saturday’s Croke Park clash with Dublin (5pm).
Stephen Daniels and Austin Gleeson come into defence, Jamie Barron partners Conor Gleeson at midfield, while Michael ‘Brick’ Walsh, Patrick Curran and Stephen Bennett return to the attack.
Waterford: Ian O’Regan, Shane Fives, Barry Coughlan, Noel Connors, Tadhg de Burca, Austin Gleeson, Stephen Daniels, Jamie Barron, Conor Gleeson, Kevin Moran, Pauric Mahony, Michael Walsh, Patrick Curran, Stephen Bennett, Shane Bennett.
