Sundowns finish top of Group A after thrashing Al-Hilal
Mamelodi Sundowns will qualify for the Caf Champions League quarter-finals as Group A winners after hammering Al-Hilal 4-2 at the Al Hilal Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Local stars feature in new PUMA Flare Pack campaign
Local stars Neo Maema and Ethan Brooks feature in PUMA’s campaign for The Flare Pack featuring fire new editions of the ULTRA 1.4 and the FUTURE Z 1.2 which hit stores today.
Erwin Saavedra: Mamelodi Sundowns Lifting Standards
Mamelodi Sundowns have set their sights on regaining the Caf Champions League and have made some big moves to make sure they have the squad depth to win it, writes Dean Workman.
Mvala: I been doing some extra work to elevate my game
Mamelodi Sundowns forward Mothobi Mvala has been doing extra training to take his game to the next level as he looks to contribute to the team’s success this season.
Mamelodi Sundowns is committed to its historic relationship with Al Ahly
Al Ahly president Mahmoud El Khatib received an official letter from Mamelodi Sundowns president Thlopane Motsepe, stating the Brazilians are committed to their historic relationship with the Egyptian giants.
Broos explains Andile Jali’s omission from Bafana squad
Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos says he made the choice from the beginning to leave in-form midfielder Andile out of his 23-man squad for their fixtures against France and Guinea.
Safa bids to host Caf Champions League final and Caf Women’s Champions League
The South African Football Association has announced plans to host this year’s Caf Champions League final and the Caf Women’s Champions League tournament.
Onyango: The draw against Summerfield is a fair draw
Mamelodi Sundowns goalkeeper Denis Onyango believes there are no so-called “smaller teams” in the quarter-finals of the Nedbank Cup after they were drawn against Summerfield Dynamos on Monday evening.
Mamelodi Sundowns: Style and Substance
Matsandawana is their nickname, also known as ‘the Brazilians’ for the way they conduct themselves on the pitch; possession and domination is what they like to do. Mamelodi Sundowns find themselves far ahead of the rest of the pack including their rivals, but why is that? By Shakes Rampedi.
The pressure is on them, if they don’t win it it’s a PSG story – Pitso on Sundowns’ Caf CL chances
Al Ahly head coach Pitso Mosimane has piled on the pressure on former club Mamelodi Sundowns by insisting that, after beating his defending champions home and away, they are now favourites, likening any failure to win it to that of PSG in Europe.