Darren Gleeson and Michael Cahill are recalled to the Tipperary hurling team to face Galway, Mayo are unchanged for their quarter-final replay while Jim Gavin makes one alteration to his Dublin side.
Tipperary manager Michael Ryan has recalled goalkeeper Gleeson in one of two team changes for Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling semi-final against Galway.
The Portroe shot-stopper is recalled at the expense of Darragh Mooney, while the other change from the side that saw of Clare in the quarter-final comes in the full-back line which struggled at times against the Banner.
Cahill comes in at corner back in place of Tomás Hamill, and it means that 14 of the side that started last year’s All-Ireland final get the nod for this weekend, with Donagh Maher taking Cathal Barrett’s place at corner back.
Séamus Callanan, who left the field nursing an elbow injury, is fit to take his place in a potent full-forward line that contains John McGrath and ‘Bubbles’ O’Dwyer.
Tipperary: D Gleeson; D Maher, J Barry, M Cahill; S Kennedy, R Maher, Padraic Maher; B Maher, M Breen; N McGrath, Patrick Maher, D McCormack; J McGrath, S Callanan, J O’Dwyer.
Dublin football manager Jim Gavin has made just one change in personnel, but has made a whole host of positional changes to his team to face Monaghan in Croke Park.
Jonny Cooper comes back into the starting XV and is named at wing-back, with 2015 Footballer of the Year Jack McCaffrey named at wing-forward as Niall Scully drops out of the match-day squad.
Paul Mannion moves from centre-forward to top of the right, Con O’Callaghan will man the 40, while Paddy Andrews is handed the full-forward slot.
Dublin: Stephen Cluxton; Philly McMahon, Cian O'Sullivan, Michael Fitzsimons; Jonny Cooper, John Small, Eric Lowndes; Brian Fenton, James McCarthy; Ciaran Kilkenny, Con O'Callaghan, Jack McCaffrey; Paul Mannion, Paddy Andrews, Dean Rock.
Monaghan are unchanged for Saturday’s All-Ireland football quarter-final clash against reigning champions Dublin at Croke Park.
Boss Malachy O’Rourke had not named Kieran Duffy, Ryan McAnespie or Darren Freeman in his original lineup for last weekend’s qualifier win over Down, but were late changes before throw-in and all three are named from the off this time around.
Monaghan: Rory Beggan; Fintan Kelly, Drew Wylie, Ryan Wylie; Colin Walshe, Kieran Duffy, Karl O’Connell; Kieran Hughes, Darren Hughes; Gavin Doogan, Dermot Malone, Shane Carey; Ryan McAnespie, Darren Freeman, Conor McManus.
Mayo manager Stephen Rochford has named an unchanged team that drew with Roscommon in last week’s drawn quarter-final, but has made one interesting tactical adjustment.
Lee Keegan, who put in a starring performance in a man-marking role against Enda Smith as well as scoring 1-03, has been named to start in midfield.
Colm Boyle switches wings in the half-back line, Keegan takes the number eight jersey while Jason Doherty is named in the full-forward line.
The game will be captain Cillian O'Connor's 70th appearance in a Mayo jersey.
Mayo: D Clarke; B Harrison, G Cafferkey, K Higgins; C Boyle; C Barrett, P Durcan; L Keegan, S O’Shea; K McLoughlin, A O’Shea, D O’Connor; J Doherty, C O’Connor; A Moran.
Similar to their opponents on Monday, Roscommon have named an unchaged team to face Mayo in Monday’s All-Ireland football quarter-final.
John McManus switches from wing-back to full-back, while captain Fintan Cregg and Tadhg O’Rourke switch positions, with the Tulak clubman lining up in midfield alongside Enda Smith and Cregg moving to wing-forward.
Roscommon: Colm Lavin; Sean McDermott, John McManus, David Murray; Niall McInerney, Sean Mullooly, Brian Stack; Fintan Cregg, Enda Smith; Tadgh O’Rourke, Cian Connolly, Conor Devaney; Ciaráin Murtagh (Captain), Diarmuid Murtagh, Niall Kilroy
Ciaran O’Hanlon and Joe McElroy come into the Armagh side to face Tyrone in Saturday’s All-Ireland quarter-final at Croke Park.
Kieran McGeeney has lost Andrew Murnin, who scored 1-0- in the qualifier victory over Kildare last time out, with a hamstring injury, while Aaron McKay is also forced out on medical grounds.
McElroy is named at wing-back, while O’Hanlon is handed the number 11 jersey.
Armagh: B Hughes; J Morgan, C Vernon, P Hughes; B Donaghy, M Shields, J McElroy; S Sheridan, N Grimley; R Grugan (c), C O’Hanlon, A Forker; J Clarke, G McParland, S Campbell.
Meanwhile Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has kept faith with the same side that defeated Down in the Ulster final for their clash with Armagh.
Tyrone: Niall Morgan; Aidan McCrory, Ronan McNamee, Cathal McCarron; Tiernan McCann, Padraig Hampsey, Peter Harte; Colm Cavanagh, Conall McCann; David Mulgrew, Niall Sludden, Kieran McGeary; Mark Bradley, Sean Cavanagh, Mattie Donnelly.
Live blog on the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals, Tyrone v Armagh (4pm) and Dublin v Monaghan (6pm), from 3.30pm on Saturday on RTE Sport Online and the News Now App. Monday's All-Ireland SFC quarter-final replay between Mayo and Roscommon (2pm) is live on RTÉ 2 and RTÉ Radio 1, with a live blog on RTE Sport Online and the News Now App from 1.30pm.
Sunday's All-Ireland SHC semi-final between Galway and Tipperary (4pm) is live on RTÉ 2 and RTÉ Radio 1, with a live blog on RTE Sport Online and the News Now App from 2.00pm
Saturday's All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship quarter-finals, Dublin v Wexford (5pm) and Galway v Tipperary (7pm), will be live on RTÉ2.
Highlights of all the weekend's football, hurling and camogie action on The Sunday Game at 9.30pm on RTÉ2.
