‘Only difference between Mbuthuma & Leon is jersey colour!’ – Sundowns torn after draw

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The defending CAF Champions League winners Mamelodi Sundowns played to a goalless draw with Wiliete SC of Angola on Sunday.

Masandawana had come into the game hoping to get a vital away win or at least score an away goal. However, their hosts put up a brave fight to sustain their chances of getting a result in the second leg in Pretoria to advance to the group phase.

The Brazilians will face Wiliete at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Friday, October 23.

Sundowns can’t score against bus drivers

Masandawana critics have capitalised on the situation to mock the Miguel Cardoso-led team. Have a look at what they said.

Miguel Cardoso
Coach Miguel Cardoso, Image – Mamelodi Sundowns

The only difference between Yanela Mbuthuma and Brayan Leon is the colour of the kit – Spirax Ash

Without Abongile Tom, Mamelodi Sundowns can’t score against bus drivers –  Mahlogonolo Waga Moilwa

Don’t worry because they are the current African champions, Wiliete also had arguments for this game – Bernardo Eugenio 

I think the defending champions are going to bow out sooner than we think – Moffat Ramaahlo

Sundowns will learn that Stars are just a decoration not results – Thabela Adivhaho 

Foos are laughing, but…

Sundowns faithful believe their team will fully take advantage of the home-ground to seal progress.

Nuno Santos of Mamelodi Sundowns
Nuno Santos of Mamelodi Sundowns

Fools are laughing and forget that Sundowns just won a cup with a first leg loss while others scored seven goals and lost the important match – Siza Xaba 

Last time he scored a goal, Mohau Nkota was still playing in Saudi Arabia – September Man

Opponent forgot a very important thing, very important, this was a must win for them because when they come to us – Lizwi Mrayise

I’m loving the explanations from the sundowns fans; I could write a whole book with those explanations – Thapelo Mosweu

No need to stress. All we need is very simple, what we usually do when we are at Loftus, to win and we will. Those Angolans will know what a slaughter house is – Vuisile Maximillian Nombula

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