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Ndlovu will go down as one of the most underrated players in South Africa, but he achieved what very few players did, and that's playing in the Uefa Champions League.&nbsp;
The Klerksdorp-born striker made 11 appearances in the Champions League with Qarabag and scored four goals.&nbsp;

He featured in the group stages for Qarabag, facing the likes of Chelsea, AS Roma and Atletico Madrid.&nbsp;

Dino Ndlovu

Serero made South Africa proud when Ajax Amsterdam stunned Barcelona 2-1 in the 2013 edition of the Champions League.&nbsp;
He was the darling of South African football at the time, and he topped that performance with a 19th-minute goal from a Ricardo van Rhijn cross.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Overall, Serero made 11 appearances, scored once and grabbed two assists for Ajax in the competition.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Thulani Serero 

Fortune's career took off in Spain, but struggling for game time at Atletico Madrid, he moved to the Premier League to sign for Manchester United in 1999.&nbsp;
After a slow start to life in Manchester, Fortune's big break finally came and he went on to make 27 Champions League appearances under the tutelage of Sir Alex Ferguson.&nbsp;

The left-footed player found the back of the net twice in the competition whilst representing Man United.&nbsp;

Quinton Fortune 

The former Bafana Bafana captain made his Champions League debut for Ajax Amsterdam in 2002 and went on to play a further 28 games for them.&nbsp;
Following his move to Tottenham Hotspur during the 2010/11 season, Pienaar made it 31 Champions League matches under his belt with two appearances for the English side.&nbsp;

He scored twice in the competition, but his highlight was reaching&nbsp;the quarter-finals with Ajax in 2003.&nbsp;

"We went close when we got to the quarter-finals and we lost to AC Milan in the last minute. AC Milan actually went on to win the competition. As a player, you dream of winning the trophy with the big ears," Pienaar told Goal earlier this year.&nbsp;

Steven Pienaar

Lucas Radebe is one of the most respected legends in England, and while he starred much more in the Uefa Cup for Leeds United, he played a role in helping the English outfit reach the semi-finals of&nbsp;2000/01 Champions League&nbsp;season.&nbsp;
'Rhoo' featured&nbsp;eight times&nbsp;for Leeds that season before being ruled out of the competition through injury toward the knockout stages.

He played against the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Lazio, Besiktas&nbsp;and Anderlecht that season.&nbsp;

Lucas Radebe

Benni McCarthy remains the only South African to have won the Champions League.&nbsp;
He achieved this feat with Porto in 2004 where he was instrumental in the team's road to the final, including scoring a brace against Manchester United.&nbsp;

Overall, McCarthy made 28 appearances in the competition and scored nine goals.&nbsp;

Benni McCarthy

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