Collingwood have named Alan Toovey to play on Sunday despite his concussion scare, and resisted the urge to make any unforced changes to the side that lost to the Western Bulldogs.

The Magpies (4-6), meanwhile, confirmed the inclusion of Travis Cloke, who was joined by Ben Sinclair and Matthew Goodyear in the team to face Port Adelaide on Sunday at the MCG.

The trio are recalled at the expense of Darcy Moore (collarbone), Taylor Adams (hamstring) and Alex Fasolo (shoulder), all of whom were injured during last Sunday's clash against the Bulldogs. Premiership defender Toovey was afflicted by a mysterious concussion during the match, but was selected in the Pies' 22 on Friday, the day after Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley said the West Australian was likely to face the Power.

Sinclair is making his third return from concussion this season.

Port (5-5) have made two changes to the side that beat Melbourne last weekend in Alice Springs. Matthew Broadbent has been recalled, with Karl Amon dropped, while the untested Logan Austin is a direct replacement for injured defender Jack Hombsch (hamstring).

St Kilda teenager Hugh Goddard has been picked for his first game of the season. Goddard was named to face Adelaide at Adelaide Oval on Sunday, recalled alongside fellow youngster Jack Billings - who missed last weekend's win over Fremantle with an ankle issue. Goddard will fill the void left by Sam Fisher (hamstring), while Jack Sinclair has been omitted.

The Crows have again dumped former captain Nathan van Berlo, who makes way for Rory Laird.

The Bulldogs are unchanged for Sunday's match against West Coast at Etihad Stadium. Lewis Jetta has again been dropped by the Eagles. He joins Tom Cole on the sidelines. Elliot Yeo and Andrew Gaff are named to return from injury.

Geelong have withdrawn Rhys Stanley from their side to face Greater Western Sydney on Saturday. Jordan Murdoch replaces Stanley, who had faced a race against time to recover after hurting his foot in last weekend's loss to Carlton.