CAFCL: Kaizer Chiefs Legend Questions Sundowns Style of Play Against AS FAR

• Mamelodi Sundowns failed to end their winless run in the CAF Champions League as they drew 1-1 against AS FAR Rabat in the second group game
• The Premier Soccer League giants started the group phase with a goalless draw against a Congolese outfit at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium
• A former Kaizer Chiefs player has shared his thoughts on the Betway Premiership leaders style of play against the Moroccan side

Kaizer Chiefs legend Junior Khanye has commented on Mamelodi Sundowns' 1-1 draw against AS FAR Rabat in the CAF Champions League on Saturday evening.

The Brazilians are still without a win this season in the CAFCL group phase, with their first game ending in a draw.

South African international Iqraam Rayners found the back of the net in the second half, but Masandawana couldn't maintain the lead. The Moroccan side scored a goal in the 74th minute to earn a point.

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Khanye questions Sundowns' style of play

Khanye questioned Mamelodi Sundown's style of play during their clash with AS FAR during an interview on iDiskiTV.

The former South African international believes the Brazilians' style of play could be better, and they need to improve if they want to progress from their group

“They never showed up, I need to be honest,” Khanye said during the interview.

“Many of the Sundowns players I don’t think they were themselves I’m talking about the team’s overall performance and individuals as well.

“Let’s start with their front three they never even combined in the middle playing too far from one another. They couldn’t combine with the guys playing in the centre. So, very bad the way Sundowns plays."

Sundowns still retain their first place in the PSL, but their run in the CAF Champions League group stage has not be good enough.

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Briefly News also reported that a South African international aired his views on Mamelodi Sundowns' draw for the 2025 Club World Cup.

The tournament is set to be held in the United States of America next year with the Brazilians being one of the four clubs representing Africa in the competition.

Source: Briefly News