Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth The home side started the better of the two teams and had the first shot on goal in the 11th minute when Abel Mabaso’s shot from the edge of the box struck the post before bouncing away from danger. Sundowns’ first real scoring chance came ten minutes later...Read More
A brace from Hlompho Kekana helped Mamelodi Sundowns to a 3-1 win over Orlando Pirates in an Absa Premiership match at Orlando Stadium on Wednesday night. View The PSL Table It was the perfect start for Sundowns who took the lead after only 58 seconds when an attempted clearance from Abbubaker Mobara was blocked by...Read More
Mamelodi Sundowns captain Hlompho Kekana is confident that the club will bounce back from the slump that saw them lose three games in a row. This is unfamiliar territory for the Brazilians who hadn’t lost three games in a row under coach Pitso Mosimane who took ‘The Brazilians’ to continental glory last season. But there...Read More
Mamelodi Sundowns lost 2-1 to Kaizer Chiefs in a thrilling Absa Premiership encounter at the Loftus Stadium. Sundowns dominated ball possession but it was Chiefs who scored first. As the match progressed, the Brazilians took control and they applied some pressure on the Chiefs defence, which was marshalled by Erick Mathoho. The visitors looked dangerous...Read More
Mamelodi Sundowns’ coach Pitso Mosimane is weary of Kaizer Chiefs who come into their mouth-watering league clash on Tuesday night at Loftus Versfeld at the back of a defeat to Baroka FC. Chiefs will be looking to bounce back at the expense of ‘The Brazilians’. But it won’t be easy as the African champions come...Read More
Mamelodi Sundowns entered into a three-year partnership with motor company giant Hyundai. This deal will see Hyundai not only drive the African champions but also appear on the club’s sleeve. Hyundai will also sponsor Sundowns’ dugout while the ball boys and girls in the club’s matches will wear t-shirts with the automobile giant’s logo. “It’s...Read More
The fuel that will drive Mamelodi Sundowns in the Telkom Knockout is the desire to bring a domestic trophy to the club’s cabinet, something that hasn’t happened in over a year. The last two trophies that entered the Brazilians’ cabinet were continental titles, the CAF Champions League last year and the CAF Super Cup earlier...Read More
Anthony Laffor and Yanick Zakri will sit out Mamelodi Sundowns’ all important Absa Premiership match against Kaizer Chiefs. Laffor has not fully recovered yet from the foot injury he sustained in the match against Free State Stars. Zakri is still nursing a high ankle sprain that saw miss a string of important matches for the...Read More
