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PSL Champions Mamelodi Sundowns aim to secure top spot in CAF Champions League Group stage
Mamelodi Sundowns, already through to the quarterfinals, are set to host TP Mazembe in a bid to finish atop their group in the CAF Champions League.
Despite a previous loss to TP Mazembe, Coach Rulani remains optimistic, acknowledging the tough challenge ahead.
“Our last encounter in Congo was not favorable in terms of results, but if we maintain our intensity and performance level, we have a good chance of securing a positive outcome,” he emphasized.
Looking ahead, Coach Rhulani expressed confidence in Sundowns’ potential to go all the way in the competition.
PSL Champions Mamelodi Sundowns will look to finish the CAF Champions League group stages at the top of their table when they host DR Congo side TP Mazembe on Saturday afternoon.
Masandawana, who have already qualified for the quarterfinals after defeating FC Nouadhibou, will look to bounce back from the defeat against TP Mazembe in the first-leg Champions League fixture.
Speaking to the media, Coach Rulani highlighted how challenging their match with the Congolese side will be.
“We expect a very difficult match against five-time Champions League champions. Our last encounter in Congo was not good from a result perspective, but I think if we play the way we did in Congo, we should be alright. We created a lot of chances; with 16 shots at goal and nine on target, we probably had the highest xG in the group stages, but we still lost the game. I think if we play the same with a lot of intensity, we should be alright for a good result on the weekend.”
Looking ahead, Coach Rulani expressed confidence in Sundowns’ potential to go all the way in the competition.
“It’s going to take a lot of consistency, a lot of hard work and a lot of luck. In these kind of competitions that are high level, there’s not much of a difference between the teams participating, so you need a little bit of luck. You need to be brave and show courage. As daunting as it may seem and sound, it’s something that we believe is possible and within reach but we have to go one stage of the competition at a time and try your level best to perform right. Hopefully one day God smiles upon us and reward us for our hard work and due diligence,” the tactician said.
“Sundowns have proven that they are one of the best team on the continent and eventually we will win the Champions League. What we have to do is make sure our performances are good enough and we are consistent. We will work hard every single day to put ourselves in that position,” said the coach.
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