Mamelodi Sundowns on the Verge of Breaking Kaizer Chiefs' PSL Unbeaten Match Streak Record

Mamelodi Sundowns on the Verge of Breaking Kaizer Chiefs' PSL Unbeaten Match Streak Record

  • Masandawana are set to smash Amakhosi on the list of most PSL games won
  • Sundowns have won 28 Premier Soccer League games in a row, and they are four games shy of Kaizer Chiefs' 2005 31-game streak
  • Netizens are split, and while fans were excited, rival fans are not happy about Chiefs' fall from the top

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Junior Mandieta and Molefi Ntseki
If Sundowns continue winning, they may topple Chiefs' unbeaten PSL streak in a few games. Image: Mamelodi Sundowns FC/ Kaizer Chiefs
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Mamelodi Sundowns are on top of the league and their game, and the previous champions are set to break another record. If they continue their winning streak, Masandawana might break Kaizer Chief's long-standing record of unbeaten games in the PSL.

However, fans from other teams could not conceal their jealousy and a debate sparked among football fans.

Sundowns set to break Kaizer Chiefs record

Mamelodi Sundowns have won their first five games of the season. They cemented their place at the top of the league after their 1-0 victory against Richards Bay.

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Striker Junior Mendieta scored the match's only goal early in the game. Midfielder Lucas Ribiero delivered a brilliant through-ball past the defence in the 18-area. This was picked up by Mandieta, who slotted it in the right side of the post from the first touch, giving the Chloorkop team an early lead before 11 minutes. This made it Mendieta's first goal since joining the team.

If Sundowns continue their present form, they are set to topple Kaizer Chiefs' record of unbeaten games. Chiefs went unbeaten for 31 matches from January to November in 2005. Mamelodi Sundowns are currently on a 28-game winning streak.

Their last defeat was at the hands of Supersport United in September last year. Since then, the team has won each of their games. This also makes it their longest-ever unbeaten run in the PSL.

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Debate ensues over Sundowns' winning streak

Twitter users had chest pains and were jealous over Sundowns' winning streak.

A discussion erupted between fans and those who believe that Sundowns is making the league uncompetitive.

@LungeloMabaso5 said:

“Honest opinion about Sundowns’ form currently? They’re not so deadly and they can be beaten. PSL teams show so much respect for them.”

@Azania_citizen jeered:

“This league is washed.”

@MaggzBhuda added:

“That’s like the whole season unbeaten. Surreal.”

@_OBARAK exclaimed:

“Terrence Mashego looks extremely strong, sharp, fit and healthy.”

@TsotsiMoruti was pleased.

“Give us the league already.”

@QRoger_03 wrote:

“The journey still continues. I know it hurts Chiefs and Pirates supporters the most.”

@TPuff10:

“We are taking everything this season. Mark my words.”

Sundowns fans disappointed in loan of Nicholus Lukhubeni

In a similar story, Briefly News reported that Mamelodi Sundowns fans are unhappy that the team loaned defender Nicholus Lukhubeni to another team again.

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The player has been loaned away from Chloorkop five times and has not been at home in more than four years.

Fans slammed the team and demanded he be freed from his contract.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za