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Star Celtic pair Reo Hatate and Liel Abada appear primed to feature in the squad to take on Rangers but Cameron Carter-Vickers appears a long shot for Saturday's showdown.
Leinster head coach Leo Cullen has changed all but one of his team for the BKT United Rugby Championship interpro clash with Ulster on New Year's Day (live on RTÉ Radio 1).
Philippe Clement couldn't have done much more in turning the fortunes of Rangers around since replacing Michael Beale but the Belgian has been warned he now faces the true acid test ahead of his first experience of the unique Old Firm derby.
Rangers kicked-off their transfer business for mid-season with the capture of Fabio Silva.
Sam Thompson has left his sister 'wanting to cry' as he told his fans and followers what was making him 'so happy' as he continued to enjoy time with his family following his I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here win.
Australia captain Pat Cummins took 10 wickets in a masterclass of clutch bowling to end stout Pakistan resistance and lead his side to a 79-run victory on the fourth day of the second test on Friday, locking up the three-match series 2-0.
It was deja vu all over again for Pakistan batter Babar Azam as Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood sent him packing with a ripper on Day 4 of the ongoing Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday. Hazlewood's inswinging delivery was similar to the one his captain and fellow pacer Pat Cummins bowled to get rid of Babar. After pitching, the ball nipped back sharply to rattle the stumps, with Babar, who was batting brilliantly on 41, pretty late to get into his strides. Babar's dismissal in the second innings was pretty similar to the one in the first innings.
Heavy rain forced the second of three Twenty20 internationals between hosts New Zealand and Bangladesh to be called off Friday, with the home team on 72-2 after 11 overs. Bangladesh lead the series 1-0 after their bowlers ran riot in the opening match last Wednesday, paving the way to a five-wicket victory in Napier. It was the visitors' first T20 win over the Black Caps in New Zealand. Having put the Black Caps into bat under overcast skies at Mount Maunganui on Friday, Bangladesh struck early when opener Finn Allen was caught in the second over with New Zealand on nine for one.