I Took apart a mac mini 2007 and i cant put it back together and a part holding the cmos battery broke off

I Took apart a mac mini 2007 and i cant put it back together and a part holding the cmos battery broke offplease i need serius help

Yikes, see if anything here helps...
http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Mac-mini-Model-A1283-Teardown/659/1
And on yhe battery clip, do you suppose Super Glue would work?

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