Kaizer ChiefsOn Saturday, all eyes will be on the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban for the Nedbank Cup final between Soweto rivals Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.
Amakhosi hope to win their first trophy in a decade, while Bucs are targeting a historic three-peat.
GOAL takes a look at how Coach Nasreddine Nabi could line up his men on Saturday.
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BackpageThe 29-year-old has been under heavy scrutiny for inconsistent displays in goal.
However, he is better off as opposed to Brandon Petersen and Fiacre Ntwari.
BackpageHe showed his brilliance with an assist for Glody Lilepo's goal in the most recent Soweto derby.
Solomons has been solid defensively and should keep his place.
Bradley Cross had a solid game against Bucs in the PSL but was, unfortunately, sent off.
Dove is expected to replace him at left-back.
BackpageThe Angola international is fit again to start on Saturday after starting from the bench against Marumo Gallants and Bucs, respectively, in the PSL.
BackpagepixWith Dove shifting to left-back, Kwinika should partner Miguel at the heart of Amakhosi's defence.
BackpageDespite consistent complaints from the fans about their captain's varying displays, Nabi has always stuck with the versatile midfielder.
BackpageJust like Miguel, Cele has been starting from the bench in the last two games.
However, the Bafana Bafana international is fit again to partner Maart.
BackpageHe is one of the most experienced players at Chiefs.
Mduduzi Shabalala's recent blunders might see the former Mamelodi Sundowns player start.
BackpageDuba missed the initial Soweto derby owing to suspension.
The 20-year-old is fit again to start from the right wing.
BackpageMmodi has three goals in the competition and has been a threat throughout. The chances of starting on Saturday are high.
BackpagepixThe Congolese was decent in the last Soweto Derby, scoring in a 2-1 loss, and looked dangerous throughout.
He is odds on to start ahead of misfiring Tashreeq Morris and Ranga Chivaviro.
