BackpageMamelodi Sundowns continue their quest for the Caf Champions League crown this weekend with a tough assignment against the holders Al Ahly.
The defending Premier Soccer League champions are aware that a win in the first leg of the semi-final might be enough to help them reach the final and maybe win it.
GOAL picks a potential XI that Miguel Cardoso could start against the Egyptian champions at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium.
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BackPagePixMassive game for massive players! Unless injured, there is no way Williams can be benched.
BackpagepixHis pace and defensive tenacity offer both security at the back and attacking support down the right flank.
Mudau has been one of the club's consistent players.
BackpagepixHe was underrated at some point, but his crucial contribution in the absence of Aubrey Modiba has won him admirers.
BackpageA reliable and composed figure in defence who reads the game well and keeps things organized under pressure.
BackpagepixHe has been making mistakes at the back, but for lack of a better option in terms of experience, coach Cardoso might give the Argentine another chance to sanctify his name.
Former SuperSport United coach Gavin Hunt claimed 'Tebza' is currently the best in Mzansi, owing to the way he controls the midfield.
BackPagePixAdds flair and technical quality in midfield, capable of picking out key passes and dictating play.
Another critical figure for the Brazilians.
BackPagePixYoung and fearless, Adams has settled well at Sundowns and is now a starter for the PSL champions.
BackpageThe South American is delivering for Sundowns across all competitions. His movements and effectiveness in the final third in the final third will be critical.
BackpageHis goal in the quarter-final was enough to help Sundowns get into the last four. His experience will be vital on Saturday against a familiar foe.
BackpagepixAt times, he has been overlooked in favour of Arthur Sales, but this is a match which he might make a massive impact.