What makes a combo good I think is that you have as many of the following things as possible: one extra mobile civ elephants, camels archers siege eagles.
With 3 civs the number of combinations possible is already getting very large, even with Spanish fixed. Britons with champion and arbs/longbow or Goths for infantry spam sounds nice but in really late game their units are a bit cheap and not very pop space efficient, they would be better to win earlier in imperial age (also a bit true for Mayans). Vietnamese sounds great because you then have rattans and elephants or maybe Aztecs or Mayans for eagles, arbs/plumes and siege. With two civs in a team you would definitely want good archers, and if possible some siege/elephants/eagles to complement Spanish. Of course this is not a must to have Spanish to make a strong late game combination, but let’s just explore this option for now to make it easier. Spanish have paladins and cannon units that are efficient use of pop space, and halbs when needed. The first civ should be preferrably Spanish for the trade bonus, which means easier to get trade rolling and less trade carts required so more pop space for expensive units. Trade means a team game and then the combination of civilizations matters. Civs like Teutons, Turks and Saracens are also nice late game with unlimited gold, but are considered less strong in general and harder to get to the late game. Civs that come to mind are Persians, Franks, Khmer, Burmese, Lithuanians, Cumans, Spanish. Think mainly of civs with elephants, paladins and siege, or good unique units. Given a late game with a large eco and good trade, you want a civ with expensive units that give a lot of strength for their pop space.
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