Peter Shalulile of Mamelodi Sundowns during the DStv Premiership 2021/22 match between Mamelodi Sundowns and Baroka at Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria on 14 December 2021 ©Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix
‘I’ll give myself 4/10′ says Sundowns’ Shalulile
Harsh demands? Mamelodi Sundowns star striker Peter Shalulile has reviewed his game against Richards Bay in the Nedbank Cup.
Peter Shalulile of Mamelodi Sundowns during the DStv Premiership 2021/22 match between Mamelodi Sundowns and Baroka at Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria on 14 December 2021 ©Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix
The man’s not happy. Mamelodi Sundowns’ Peter Shalulile has explained why his performance after the long break left a lot to be desired.
DISAPPOINTED: SUNDOWNS MAN SHALULILE GIVES HIMSELF 4/10
As The South African this weekend, the DStv Premiership champions sealed a breezy 4-0 win over lower-division dreamers Richards Bay in the Nedbank Cup last 32 on Friday night in KwaMashu.
The league’s best striker, Shaluile chipped in with one of the goals with an 88th-minute header. Having started the game, it is honestly surprise that it took the Nambian 88 minutes to hit the ball in the back of the net.
“The first game will always be difficult, but with momentum we got into the game, got our touches and our patterns and we finally scored the goals,” said the 28-year-old hard-worker via Sundowns’ media.
“[With my goal] I just ran into the box late, a cross cane and I had to put it away,”
“I’ll give myself 4/10 for my first game, we still have to improve but with games coming we will definitely get on top but all credit goes to the technical team and the new guys that came in they really played a good game.”
“We went into the changing room and they said we should be patient with the ball, that’s what we did and that’s when all the goals came,” concluded the former Highlands Park man.
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The Nedbank Cup is on. Most fans expect Kaizer Chiefs, Pirates, or Sundowns to be champions. Let’s look at who’s won the most Ke Yona titles…
The Nedbank Cup is exciting more than any other local cup tournament. As Mzansi’s version of the FA Cup and the cup of dreams, this tournament features teams from the lower divisions of SA football.
The route to the title success is obviously longer. It begins with 64 clubs from the ABC Motsepe League, GladAfrica Championship as well as the elite division that is the DStv Premiership.
Since its inception in 2007, Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, and Mamelodi Sundowns have had eight titles between them. Who’s won it more? Read the full story here.
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