BackPagePixKaizer Chiefs' last realistic chance of ending the season with a trophy comes when they meet Sundowns in a Nedbank Cup semi-final showdown.
The two traditional giants clash at Loftus Versfeld on Sunday, seeking to win this prestigious trophy.
GOAL takes a look at how Amakhosi coach Nasreddine Nabi could select his men to start the match.
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BackpageThe Amakhosi custodian has conceded five goals in the last three matches and that is reason to jealously guard the goal on Sunday.
BackpagepixWith Reeve Frosler battling fitness issues, Solomons has stepped in, although he has not made much impact, especially in attacking along the right channel.
BackpagepixThe former Golden Arrows man was back to start against TS Galaxy ahead of Edmilson Dove and lasted the entire match.
BackpageBeing part of a defence that has been conceding much for the better part of the season is something Miguel would not want to read much into.
BackpagepixThe injury to Rushwin Dortley has opened a chance for Msimango who has, however, been struggling to form a solid wall with Miguel.
BackpagepixTyhe Aakhosi captain has been blowing hot and cold and this is a big match he is expected to rise to the occasion.
BackPagePixAfter starting the season on a difficult note, Ngcobo has been a regular of late and Nabi seems to have trust in him, although, the midfielder is yet to make an impact.
BackpageSirino started the season on fire as a new Chiefs player but has now fizzled out and would want to prove a point against his former club.
BackpageAnother player who started his spell at Chiefs on a high but lost form, Lilepo is under pressure to justify why he was signed by Nabi.
BackpagepixNabi has of late been preferring Pule Mmodi who has struggled to influence games and could revert back to Shabalala.
BackpageThe 20-year-old was on target in Chiefs' last match against TS Galaxy and that could give Nabi confidence to start him on Sunday.