Mamelodi Sundowns stretched their unbeaten DStv Premiership run to 42 matches. Image: X/Masandawana
Young Africans vs Sundowns: How to live stream!
Can’t get yourself to a television screen? Here’s how to live stream tonight’s clash between Mamelodi Sundowns and Young Africans!
Mamelodi Sundowns stretched their unbeaten DStv Premiership run to 42 matches. Image: X/Masandawana
Mamelodi Sundowns return to CAF Champions League action this evening when the travel to the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium to face Young Africans.
Today’s quarterfinal clash, the first of two legs, will bring Africa to a complete standstill. Young Africans booked their place in the last eight by finishing second in group D, behind Al Ahly.
Mamelodi Sundowns on the other hand cruised through the group stages, finish top of group A.
Today’s clash is only the third time the Brazilians and Yanga are meeting. The previous two clashes took place in 2001. Sundowns earned a 3-2 home victory while the away leg ended in a 3-3 draw.
Take a look at all of the important match details ahead of tonight’s clash below.
Young Africans vs Mamelodi Sundowns: How to LIVE STREAM?
Action at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium gets under way at 20:00. The match will be televised live on SABC1.
Can’t get yourself to a television screen? You can live stream tonight’s match on the SABC+ online streaming platform. Simply click here to be redirected to the SABC Sport online streaming channel.
We want to be the best – Mokwena
“I spent some time in Brazil in the off-season and during the break in early parts of January, what we’ve done is incredible, you go to Brazil [and] they speak, ‘Ow! You are the Mamelodi Sundowns coach’,” Rhulani Mokwena said as quoted by Goal.
“The first thing they talk about is the type of football we’re playing at almost every single club. You go to Fluminense, they ask ‘How do you also get the team to play like that?’
“You go to Flamengo, you go to Vasco, Botafogo and they also say ‘unbelievable’. They follow Mamelodi Sundowns, it’s incredible,”
“If the team has that type reach only based on performances on the pitch you can just imagine we scale into the Club World Cup space how much potential does this football club have.
“So it’s the ambition of the club and it’s one we have to work very, very hard to try to reach but for sure with the quality that Mamelodi Sundowns have, the support we get from the club it’s a possibility for sure,”
