Mamelodi Sundowns name star-studded XI to face TP Mazembe

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Mamelodi Sundowns name star-studded XI to face TP Mazembe

Mamelodi Sundowns have named a powerful starting lineup to face African giants TP Mazembe in today's CAF Champions League clash

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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