BackpagepixBanyana Banyana continue with a bid to defend the Women's Africa Cup of Nations with a semi-final showdown against Nigeria at Larbi Zaouli Stadium on Tuesday.
After struggling in attack in the quarter-finals against Senegal, this is an area coach Desiree Ellis might be keen to fix.
GOAL predicts how the Banyana coach might pick his starting lineup.
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BackpageShe was the star of the show when she saved penalties in the shootout against Senegal in the quarter-finals and justified why she should be selected ahead of Kaylin Swart.
BackpagepixThe Banyana vice-captain is an experienced player who has faced the Super Falcons a number of times in her international career.
AFPAnother reliable player in this side, Dhlamini gives Ellis the confidence that everything is secure at the back.
GettyThe 35-year-old is a key player in Banyana's defence and she scored against Tanzania at the ongoing WAFCON.
BackpagepixMagama has been part of this solid defence, which will face Nigeria, who scored five goals without reply against Zambia in the quarter-finals.
BackpagepixJane's captaincy will be put to the test to see if he can lead South Africa to victory against this Nigerian side, which is regarded as the tournament favourites.
BackpagepixHer combination with Jane in midfield has been key in helping shield the defence.
Getty ImagesAlthough they were not sharp in front of goal, Banyana forwards did not get much feeding from the midfield against Senegal and Holweni would want to increase her supply of the attackers.
BackpagepixOne of the players who might take the blame for Banyana's struggle for goals against Senegal and this is something he might want to improve.
GettyOn her day, the Super Falcons could be in trouble if Motlhalo is on fire.
Getty Images SportMagaia struggled against Senegal and coach Ellis might have wished having Thembi Kgatlana to help push her, but the former will be eager to make amends.