Mamelodi Sundowns and Esperance supporters conflict after a CAF Champions League quarter-final in Pretoria. (PHILL MAGAKOE) Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa edged Esperance of Tunisia 1-0 on Tuesday in a CAF Champions League quarter-final first leg marred by post-match crowd violence. Namibian ahead Peter Shalulile scored the one purpose after 54 minutes, firing previous goalkeeper
Supersub Peter Shalulile helped Mamelodi Sundowns snatch a dramatic CAF Champions League group victory on Saturday, as FAR Rabat and Pyramids secured quarter-finals locations. Shalulile equalised, then pressured an personal aim in added time that gave South African outfit Sundowns a 2-1 win over Maniema Union from the Democratic Republic of Congo in Kinshasa. FAR
South African membership Mamelodi Sundowns had two gamers despatched off as they fell 1-0 away to Moroccan outfit Raja Casablanca on Saturday in a fiery CAF Champions League conflict. Midfielder Bathusi Aubaas was proven a straight purple card late within the first half after a studs-up foul on Younes Najjari within the matchday 4 Group