Predicted Mamelodi Sundowns XI to face Sekhukhune United

The Sundowns club captain will be keen to make amends for his howler which led to SuperSport United equalising on Wednesday.

Onyango is still sitting at the top of the league's clean sheet chart with seven clean sheets.

The 26-year-old has become a consistent performer in the right-back position for Masandawana.

Mudau is now the Tshwane giants' first-choice right-back.

The experienced full-back has been in and out of the Downs starting line-up in recent matches.

However, Lakay is most likely to keep his place in the team with Divine Lunga out injured.

The Univerity of Pretoria academy product has arguably been Downs' best central defender thus far this season.

Kekana might be assigned to man-mark Sekhukhune's free-scoring striker Chibuike Ohizu, who has impressed this term.

The Bafana Bafana international could be recalled to the starting line-up against an in-form Sekhukhune side.

Mosa Lebusa, who has been inconsistent this term, struggled defensively against SuperSport and he might be replaced by De Reuck in the team.

The accomplished midfielder is likely to operate in a deeper role in midfield with Rivaldo Coetzee out injured once again.

Jali's tackling and ball-winning abilities wilI be important as he protects the Downs defence.

The Ajax Cape Town academy graduate has been enjoying regular game time, but he is yet to impress.

Domingo will be determined to prove why he has been starting games ahead of Mothobi Mvala.

The experienced attacking midfielder is Sundowns' chief ochestrator having grabbed an assist against SuperSport.

Zwane will be looking to use his mesmerising dribbling skills and incisive passes to unsettle Babina Noko's defence.

The Uruguayan attacker might be recalled to the starting line-up - replacing Pavol Safranko, who was ineffective in the Tshwane Derby in midweek.

Sirino's unpredictable movement and silky skills might cause problems for the Sekhukhune defence.

The talented attacker has arguably been Sundowns' best signing from the last transfer window.

Maema grabbed a goal and an assist in the Tshwane Derby as he continues to enjoy his football at the Chloorkop-based side.

The in-form marksman continued his scoring form by hitting the back of the net in midweek.

Shalulile is currently sitting at the top of the league's scoring charts with nine goals and he will be hoping to add to his tally.