US EditionFive Key Takeaways as Mamelodi Sundowns Book CAF Champions League Quarter-Final Berth-Again
MC Alger’s elimination from the CAF Champions League after a 2-0 loss to Mamelodi Sundowns raises questions about coach Mokwena’s future despite leading domestically by four points.
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Rulani Mokwena responds to Alger exit and speculation over his future
Rulani Mokwena has addressed growing speculation about his future at MC Alger following the club’s disappointing exit from the CAF Champions League. The Algerian giants were knocked out of the competition after suffering a 2-0 defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns in their final group-stage match on Saturday. Reports suggest Mokwena had been tasked with guiding the club to at least the semi-finals, a target he ultimately failed to meet. Despite continenta…
'Mshishi' Reflects On Sundowns' Win Over MC Alger
Mamelodi Sundowns veteran attacker Themba Zwane has applauded his colleagues for focusing on their task at hand to overcome MC Alger and book their spot in the CAF Champions League quarterfinals. Prior to the clash, there was a significant controversy, with Sundowns analyst Mario Masha suspended pending an investigation after it was reported that he had allegedly shared team information and tactics with his former colleague, Rulani Mokwena. ALS…
Onyango’s Sundowns through, Okello’s Young Africans out despite victory
Denis Onyango will be the only Ugandan in the quarter finals of the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League following Mamelodi Sundown’s victory over MC Alger. The 2-0-win courtesy of goals from Brian Leon Muniz sealed the much-needed win that kept the Brazilians in the top two in Group C. Sundowns, winners in 2016 qualified as the second placed side behind Sudan’s Al Hilal who beat DR Congo’s St. Eloi Lupopo 1-0 in Kigali to top the group. The story…
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