Mamelodi SundownsMamelodi Sundowns will end their Group F campaign on Wednesday with a tricky fixture against Fluminense in the Club World Cup.
The Premier Soccer League champions are a point away from the top, but must beat the South Americans to advance following their 4-3 loss against Borussia Dortmund on Matchday 2.
GOAL takes a look at how Miguel Cardoso might name his Sundowns XI versus the Brazilian outfit.
BackpagepixHaving kept a historic clean sheet against Ulsan HD, the Bafana Bafana international made a massive blunder to give the BVB an equaliser in the last game.
However, it takes nothing away from his quality.
BackpagepixThe South Africa international will always start crucial matches as long as he is fit.
BackpagepixThe Zimbabwe international was preferred ahead of Aubrey Modiba, and has so far justified his inclusion in the starting team.
BackpageThe former SuperSport United man is an almost obvious starter and has always enjoyed the trust of Cardoso. Kekana has to be solid on Wednesday against the South Americans.
BackpageCupido made his Club World Cup debut against all odds, as a starter; from the look of things, Mothobi Mvala and Mosa Lebusa will have to double their efforts to get back into the starting XI.
The 28-year-old looked tired, especially in the final third, against the BVB, but his impact in midfield can't be underrated.
BackpageThe Chile international has underlined his worth for Masandawana with consistent displays. Always there to help in attack and recovers to help the team defend.
GettyThe veteran Bafana Bafana international's displays explain why he should always start in crucial games.
BackpagepixThe 27-year-old has a goal and an assist already in the ongoing campaign. Benching him will be unthinkable.
BackpageAgainst BVB, Matthews was preferred ahead of Arthur Sales, and with Lebo Mothiba struggling for fitness, the 24-year-old might get a chance to deliver.
BackpageRayners became the first African player to score in back-to-back Club World Cup matches. The former Stellenbosch striker should keep his place in the starting team ahead of Peter Shalulile.
