Mamelodi Sundowns News Today: Fixture change, challenge set & ex-coach to take over at Chiefs?

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Mamelodi Sundowns News Today: Fixture change, challenge set & ex-coach to take over at Chiefs?
Mamelodi Sundowns duo Khuliso Mudau and Brayan Leon. Photo: Mamelodi Sundowns

Here are the latest stories making headlines about Mamelodi Sundowns in the last 24 hours, including fixture change, Mngqithi sold to Chiefs and more.

Change in Mamelodi Sundowns’ PSL clash

Mamelodi Sundowns have confirmed date changes for their Premier Soccer League clash against Chippa United, with the encounter rescheduled to take place two days after the FIFA international break.

Sundowns are set to continue their congested fixture in the month of April as they will be juggling the league title race and the CAF Champions League.
The Brazilians are eager to defend the league title, having won the trophy for the past eight consecutive seasons. Sundowns are involved in a tight race with Orlando Pirates win the league at the end of the 2025/26 season.

Chiefs urged to hire ex-Mamelodi Sundowns man

Kaizer Chiefs legend Brian Baloyi believes Golden Arrows coach Manqoba Mngqithi could be the ideal man for Chiefs

“…[but] including for me, Manqoba Mngqithi can coach Kaizer Chiefs,” Baloyi said in the latest episode of the Car Wash podcast.

Teams urged to challenge Sundowns & Bucs

Hugo Broos has called for higher competitiveness in the Betway Premiership, arguing that most teams that face Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates accept defeat before the match begins.

“You have the big teams like Sundowns, like Pirates, it’s a good battle. It’s good for the players in both teams that they have to battle to be champions, that makes the level higher… but the rest have to follow also.

“So, it should be good that in these competitions we have four or five teams competing for the title, because then they push each other to a higher level. That will directly influence the national team also.

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