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Downs must follow in the footsteps of '16

Cape Times

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May 19, 2025

MAMELODI Sundowns have to try to follow the model of the 2016 CAF Champions League winning season when they face Pyramids in the final this campaign.

- MIHLALI BALEKA

Downs must follow in the footsteps of '16

Sundowns will host Pyramids in the continental showpiece final first leg at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday before visiting the Pharaohs on June 1.

This will be the second final for Sundowns since 2016, while Pyramids are making only their first showdown on the continent.

And so given the gulf in experience, Sundowns are tipped to put that into good use and become only the first SA based team to win the continental crown twice.

Coach Miguel Cardoso will also be eager to make up for lost time as he lost last season’s final with Tunisian giants Esperance to outgoing champions A Ahly.

MEER VERHALEN VAN Cape Times

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