Predicting Bafana Bafana's XI to face South Sudan in 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier - Relebohile Mofokeng and Patrick Maswanganyi set to start?

Hugo Broos's team has already qualified for the 2025 Afcon finals, but they will be eager to seal the top spot in Group K.

Bafana Bafana are gearing up for their final match of the 2025 African Cup of Nations qualifiers against South Sudan on Tuesday at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town.

South Africa, who are at the top of the Group K table, have not lost a match in this campaign having won three games and shared the spoils on two occasions.

Having already secured the spot in the Afcon finals, there is bound to be plenty of rotation for this match with Bafana's fringe players poised to feature.

Here's the team Broos could pick for the match as predicted by GOAL.

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GOALKEEPER: Sipho Chaine
Ronwen Williams always impresses when he is on the field, but Broos is likely to give the Orlando Pirates keeper some minutes to play.

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RIGHT-BACK: Nyiko Mobbie
Mobbie is one of the well-trusted soldiers of Broos. The coach could present an opportunity for him to play ahead of Khuliso Mudau and Thapelo Morena.
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LEFT-BACK: Fawaaz Basadien
Broos is likely to give Aubrey Modiba some time to rest in this match and offer an opportunity to Basadien to prove his worth.

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CENTRE-BACK: Nkosinathi Sibisi
The 72-year-old tactician has described Sibisi as a leader and he should trust him to lead Bafana's defence against Sudan as Mothobi Mvala is likely to rest.
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CENTRE-BACK: Siyabonga Ngezana
Ngezana will want to improve on the disappointing performance he had against Congo-Brazzaville in October.
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CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: Bathusi Aubaas
He made an efficient contribution in Bafana's last two matches and he is likely to guard the midfield against Sudan.
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CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: Thalente Mbatha
The Belgian mentor could rest Teboho Mokoena and give the talented midfielder a starting berth.
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RIGHT ATTACKER: Devin Titus
The pacey winger might step in and hope to impress as Broos could bench Elias Mokwana who had a disappointing outing in Kampala.
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LEFT ATTACKER: Relebohile Mofokeng
All eyes will be on the South African fan-favourite youngster should be handed a starting berth.
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ATTACKING MIDFIELDER: Patrick Maswanganyi
The Orlando Pirates star will be hoping to have done enough by scoring a goal against Uganda to earn himself a starting berth against South Sudan.
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CENTRE-FORWARD: Iqraam Rayners
The Mamelodi Sundowns striker, who came on and grabbed an assist against Uganda, might start ahead of Evidence Makgopa.