Updated 14.00pm

DERRY MANAGER BRIAN McIver has made just one change for Sunday’s National Football League final against Dublin in Croke Park.

Loup’s Aidan McAlynn starts at wing-back in place of Sean Leo McGoldrick who was stretched off with a knee injury during a club game last week.

Mark Lynch, who terrorised the Dubs’ defence with 1-8 when the sides met in Celtic Park last month, captains the Oak Leaf from centre-forward. Dublin are expected to name their starting XV after training tonight.

Donegal have named their team for the Division 2 decider against Monaghan on Sunday. There are 11 survivors from the team that lost to Monaghan in last summer’s Ulster final in Clones with Martin McElhinney, Christy Toye, Ryan McHugh and Odhran MacNiallais the new faces in Jim McGuinness’s starting side.

Throw-in on Sunday is at 4pm.

Derry (SF v Dubin): Thomas Mallon (Loup); Oisín Duffy (Foreglen), Chrissy McKaigue (Slaughtneil), Dermot McBride (Ballinascreen); Kevin Johnson (Dungiven), Gerard O’Kane (Glenullin), Aidan McAlynn (Loup); Fergal Doherty (Bellaghy), Patsy Bradley (Slaughtneil); Enda Lynn (Greenlough), Mark Lynch (Banagher, capt), Ciarán McFaul (Glen); Benny Heron (Ballinascreen), Emmett McGuckin (Magherafelt), Cailean O’Boyle (Lavey).

Substitutes: Eoin McNicholl (Glenullin), Conor McAtamney (Swatragh), Declan Brown (Bellaghy), Charlie Kielt (Kilrea), Mark Craig (Dungiven), Niall Holly (Eoghan Rua), Danny Heavron (Magherafelt), Carlus McWilliams (Ballinascreen), Emmet Bradley (Glen), Declan Mullan (Eoghan Rua), James Kearney (Swatragh).

Donegal (SF v Monaghan): Paul Durcan (Four Masters); Eamon McGee (Gweedore), Neil McGee (Gweedore), Karl Lacey (Four Masters); Frank McGlynn (Glenfin), Leo McLoone (Naomh Conaill), Anthony Thompson (Naomh Conaill); Rory Kavanagh (St Eunan’s), Martin McElhinney (St Michael’s); Christy Toye (St Michael’s), Ryan McHugh (Kilcar), Odhran MacNiallais (Gweedore); Colm McFadden (St Michael’s), Michael Murphy (Glenswilly), Patrick McBrearty (Kilcar).

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Here’s the Cavan side for Saturday’s Division 3 football league final against Roscommon