Mamelodi Sundowns will kick off their CAF Champions League defence away to Angolan side Wiliete SC on Sunday and fans in South Africa have a chance to watch them live.
Sundowns ended their 10-year wait for a continental title when they beat Moroccan side AS FAR in the final last season to lift Africa’s most coveted club title and add a second star to their shirts following their 2016 triumph.
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With record winners Al Ahly now playing in the second tier CAF Confederation Cup, Sundowns are firm favourites to retain their title but they will face challenges along the way.
The Brazilians must first overcome the Angolan side in the second preliminary round and will be looking for a positive result away before completing the job back home next week.
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Where to watch Wiliete vs Mamelodi Sundowns
Wiliete will host Sundowns at the Estadio Nacionale da Tundavala in Lubango, Huíla Province and the Brazilians can expect a hostile crowd and a familiar face within the opposition ranks as the Angolan side is home to former Orlando Pirates forward Gilberto.
The match will kick off at 17:00 (South African Time) on Sunday, October 18 and will be live on SABC Plus and can be livestreamed at https://sabc-plus.com. You can also follow live updates on Afrik-Foot.
How both teams qualified for Second Preliminary round
Sundowns received a bye from the first round by virtue of their superior rankings, given they are the top-rated club in Africa, while Wiliete beat Foresters Mont Fleuri FC of Seychelles 5-0 on aggregate in the first preliminary round.
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Wiliete and Mamelodi Sundowns form guide
Wiliete are in good form in their league as they lead the standings in the Angolan Girabola with 16 points, two more than Petro de Luanda.
The team has started the season with five wins and a draw in their opening six league matches which points to a difficult task for Sundowns.
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Meanwhile, Sundowns are unbeaten across all competitions this season and lead the Betway Premiership Standings after seven wins and two draws in their first nine league games.
Sundowns beat Asian champions Al Ahli Jeddah of Saudi Arabia 1-0 to win the African-Asian-Pacific Cup in September and returned from international break to win the MTN8 thanks to a 2-0 victory over Orlando Pirates in the final.
They head into Sunday’s match after a 4-1 thrashing of Richards Bay in midweek which maintained their top spot on the league table.
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