Mamelodi Sundowns are believed to have identified a new target to add further competition to their centre back. Image: Twitter/Masandawana
CR Belouizdad vs Sundowns: How to watch the match on TV
Sundowns are in Algeria for their CAF Champions League quarter-final first leg against CR Belouizdad at Nelson Mandela Stadium on Saturday.
Mamelodi Sundowns are believed to have identified a new target to add further competition to their centre back. Image: Twitter/Masandawana
Mamelodi Sundowns are in Algeria for their CAF Champions League quarter-final first leg against CR Belouizdad at Nelson Mandela Stadium on Saturday.
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Kick-off is at 21:00.
The Brazilians head into this encounter winless in their last four competitive games, with their last win coming against Coton Sport on 1 April.
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CR Belouizdad, on the other hand, won just one of their last five matches, and they go into this encounter on the back of a 3-1 loss to MC Oran.
HOW TO WATCH THE CR BELOUIZDAD VS MAMELODI SUNDOWNS MATCH ON TV
This CAF Champions League encounter between CR Belouizdad and Mamelodi Sundowns will be screened LIVE on SuperSport channel 209 on the night.
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The SABC Sport will also screen the match on SABC 1 with the build-up scheduled to start at 20:00 which is an hour before kick-off.
The South African website will publish starting line-ups, and run a live blog with a comprehensive match report published after the game.
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‘IT’S A PRIVILEGE’ – MAMELODI SUNDOWNS
Masandawana will no doubt be hoping that playing at the stadium named after the celebrated statesman will propel them to get a result away from home.
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“It’s an incredible honour, it’s a privilege to be able to put our best foot on a stadium that is named after one of the greatest South African human beings and even though his humility would never have allowed us to say that but because of his contributions to what we are who we are as South Africa, we owe a lot to him. There will come for us an opportunity to demonstrate our appreciation and maybe the emotional connotation that is attached to playing at a stadium named after him but like we always say let play the match and not the occasion and part of the occasion is the name of the stadium but the biggest focus is to play the match and do the best we can to pull off a victory,” said Mokwena.
