Best Unpicked XI:
GK: Andy Goram
A big miss given a lot of Rangers and Celtic fans would rank him as high as anyone in the early-to-mid 1990s. A sensational shot-stopper who often single-handedly foiled Celtic's league title challenges, especially latterly under Tommy Burns. And while Rangers are shite now, at that time they were pretty much the best these islands could offer.
RB: Manuel Amoros
Admittedly 33 by the time the game starts, he'd still offer quality, experience and the valuable versatility you'd want from a back-up by being able to switch sides.
LB: Ramon Ramirez
No standouts at left-back apart from this man and PSV's Jan Heintze. Depends how the game is set up, but if this swashbuckler had the potential Mexicans saw in him in the early 1990s, he could have been a one-man flank for years.
CB: Thomas Berthold
I thought Brazil's captain of the early 1990s Ricardo Gomes might have slipped entirely before
@Xeno picked him at the death and, on the whole, the centre-half pool was very deep. Still, Berthold was only 30 when the game starts and first choice for Germany through 1994.
CB: Celso Ayala
The other half of Paraguay's impenetrable defensive duo alongside Carlos Gamarra. Probably boasted a better club career than his international partner and was the stalwart behind the great River side of the mid-1990s.
CM: Leonardo Astrada
Twice in the South American Team of the Year and in 1995 had established himself as first choice in the stacked Argentina midfield.
AMR: Marcelo Gallardo
A regular for Argentina through the first half of his career, a class act for River and Monaco.
AMC: Marco Etcheverry
As
@oneniltothearsenal says, probably Bolivia's greatest ever player and a key man in their golden era through the decade, instrumental in inflicting Brazil's first ever World Cup qualifying loss, and in reaching the Copa America final in 1997.
LM: Yordan Letchkov
In his prime and unlikely to present the AI with some of the ego-related issues that coloured his club career.
ST: Luc Nilis
Plenty of reliable goalscorers didn't make the grade - Polster, Sukur, Garcia, Bobic, etc - but this man was superb at getting the best out of more talented strikers as the performances and testimony of Ronaldo and Van Nistelroy show.
Subs:
Sergio Goycochea, Roberto Mussi, Jorge Bermudez, Alexander Mostovoi, Blanco, Luis Hernandez