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Spain included Barcelona's Ansu Fati but left out Liverpool midfielder Thiago Alcantara and Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea from their 26-man World Cup squad on Friday.
Fiji boss Vern Cotter has suggested Saturday's Test match in Dublin is nothing more than a "training session" to hosts Ireland due to their focus being on greater challenges.
Ballymacarbry's Aileen Wall has been named Croke Park/LGFA Player of the Month award for October.
RTÉ television will broadcast the Republic of Ireland's international friendly against Morocco on Monday (kick-off 5pm).
Sadio Mane has been named in Senegal's squad for the World Cup in Qatar despite injury concerns after he was hurt playing for his German club at the weekend.
The family of England World Cup winner Nobby Stiles is one of more than 30 families planning to sue the English FA for failing to protect players from brain injuries. Lawyers representing the Stiles family say the FA, as well as the Football Association of Wales and the International Football Association Board, did not take adequate action to reduce heading the ball in training and during matches. They also claim on-pitch assessments of players showing symptoms of concussion are "not fit for purpose". Stiles died in October 2020 aged 78 having suffered from dementia and was found to have chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a progressive brain condition caused by repeated blows to the head.
Munster's Jack O’Donoghue wants to see his side build on their win over South Africa, having claimed a historic 28-14 victory over the Springboks.
Max Verstappen confirmed on Thursday that he has buried the hatchet in his dispute with Sky Sports and said he and Red Bull will cooperate with the broadcaster as normal at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix. The newly-acclaimed two-time world champion said he and the team had put the saga behind them, after snubbing all Sky representatives at the Mexico Grand Prix. "We drew a line under it," he said.