Mzansi’s Best Eleven In Heaven

1. Senzo Meyiwa
Was at the peak of his career when he passed on. Represented Bafana Bafana and was part of the treble winning Pirates team.

2. Oscar Ntwagae
Former Mamelodi Sundowns right-back, very dangerous with his over-lapping runs.

3. Jeffery Ntuka
Came back from europe to play for Kaizer Chiefs once tipped as the future of South African football

4. Cecil Lolo
Tough tackling centre back Cecil Lolo lost his life in a horrific car crash.

5. Sizwe Motaung
Captained Mamelodi Sundowns and Bafana Bafana, and he was part of the succesful 1996 team that won the Afcon competition on home soil.

6. Asanda “Scarra” Ngobese
One of the most skillful players in mzansi. A crowd favourite.

7. Isaac “Shakes” Kgunwane
Another crowd favourite, very skillful and a strikers best friend because he pulled off passes from any position and found his target.

8. John “Shoes” Moshoeu
South Africas golden son. Could go past any player with ease.

9. Gift Leremi
Nicknamed vava-voom, the proof is in the nickname.

10. Lesley Manyathela
Nicknamed “slow poison” this is one of the best strikers the country has ever seen.

11. Richard Henyekane
Usain Bolt in the field of play, very fast with a deadly finish.