Mamelodi Sundowns determined not to repeat last season’s mistakes
Mamelodi Sundowns attacker Percy Tau says they do not talk about what happened last season, when they lost the Absa Premiership title to Bidvest Wits. Sundowns were pipped to the title by the Clever Boys, dropping points at a time when it looked as though they would march to glory, and they find themselves in […]
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Mamelodi Sundowns attacker Percy Tau says they do not talk about what happened last season, when they lost the Absa Premiership title to Bidvest Wits. Sundowns were pipped to the title by the Clever Boys, dropping points at a time when it looked as though they would march to glory, and they find themselves in […]
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12 April 2018
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News on Africa
Mamelodi Sundowns attacker Percy Tau says they do not talk about what happened last season, when they lost the Absa Premiership title to Bidvest Wits.
Sundowns were pipped to the title by the Clever Boys, dropping points at a time when it looked as though they would march to glory, and they find themselves in a similar situation this season.
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Pirates are breathing heavily down Sundowns’ necks and the Buccaneers are likely to pounce if Pitso Mosimane’s men slip up in their final five matches of the season.
Pirates will have an opportunity to move within a point of Sundowns when they take on struggling SuperSport United at Mbombela Stadium tonight.
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“We don’t talk about last season. We picked up what we did wrong last season at the beginning of the [current] season and it’s something we cannot do anything about,” said Tau, who is an overwhelming favourite to win the PSL Footballer of the Season award.
“We just have to focus on what we have, which is the league and the four-points lead and then try win our games. We need to focus on ourselves. If we take every game as it comes, we will make sure Masandawana [supporters] are happy.”
Sundowns are back in action on Saturday, when they host Wits at Loftus (15h00).
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