Mamelodi Sundowns vs Golden Arrows

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Sundowns' Shalulile blasts historic second successive Premiership ... (SowetanLIVE)

Mamelodi Sundowns' red-hot striker Peter Shalulile edged closer to Collins Mbesuma's 16-year-old record for most goals in a DStv Premiership season with a ...

The home side dominated Arrows in all aspects from the start. The records continue to tumble for coaching trio Manqoba Mngqithi, Steve Komphela and Rulani Mokwena’s yellow machine, as the defeat was Arrows’ heaviest in the Premiership, previously having lost by a largest margin of four goals. Shalulile is now just four goals shy of Mbesuma’s record.

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Record-breaker Shalulile nets a hatrick as Sundowns annihilate ... (Citizen)

The Brazilians will need to win just two games of their remaining five DStv Premiership matches to clinch a fifth successive league crown.

Pavol Safranko scored the fourth and Kermit Erasmus also came from the bench to score Downs’ 29th goal in the last 10 games in all competition, and the club’s second 6-0 win in as many games. Shalulile’s first goal came in the 24th minute when Lyle Lakay powered in a corner and the Namibian striker headed home to score his 19th strike of the season. Downs clipped Abafana Bes’thende’s heels with a 6-0 win on Tuesday afternoon at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium. You might as well change it from the Premier Soccer League to the Peter Shalulile League because it truly is Shalulile’s show.

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WRAP | DStv Premiership: Shalulile nets hat-trick as Sundowns ... (News24)

A comprehensive wrap of all the collated fixtures, scores and match reports from the DStv Premiership.

Sundowns have a 14-point lead over second-place Royal AM, who have a game in hand, while third place Kaizer Chiefs have three games in the pocket, but the log leaders boast an 18-point lead over the Soweto giants. Shalulile is the first player in a decade to net more than 20 goals in a single season, with Bafana Bafana great Siyabonga Nomvethe netting 20 goals for Swallows in 2010/11. It is the biggest victory in the competition's history, as the Namibian international took his league tally to 21 goals in the 2021/22 campaign.

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Mamelodi Sundowns vs Golden Arrows Preview: Kick-off time, TV ... (Goal.com)

The Brazilians are at home again, three days after reaching the Nedbank Cup semi-finals but this time on PSL business. Mamelodi Sundowns' bid for a ...

Sundowns and Arrows have already met three times this season and their first clash was in the first leg of the MTN8 semi-finals where they drew 1-1 in Durban before Sundowns won the return leg 3-0. While Sundowns get into Tuesday’s match on the backdrop of six straight wins across all competitions, Arrows are a wounded side after losing 2-0 to Stellenbosch at home in their last league match. As they are also chasing glory in the Caf Champions League and the Nedbank Cup, Sundowns would want to wrap up the PSL title early and ease pressure on their side.

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DStv Premiership Starting XI: Mamelodi Sundowns v Golden Arrows ... (Soccer Laduma)

Mamelodi Sundowns will have a chance to edge closer to the DStv Premiership title when they host Golden Arrows on Tuesday afternoon.

The Tshwane side have an 11-point lead at the top of the log and will have a chance to go 14 points clear going into the last five matches. Sundowns will be looking to complete a league double over Abafana Bes'thende after securing a 1-0 victory in the reverse fixture. Arrows, meanwhile, have revived their chances of finishing in the top eight with three victories in their last five matches, although they lost their last outing 2-0 to Stellenbosch last time out. Lehlohonolo Seema's charges sit in ninth spot with the same number of points as eigth-placed SuperSport United and will get into the top eight if they avoid defeat. The Brazilians carried that form into the Nedbank Cup after hammering third-tier side Summerfield Dynamos 5-0 over the weekend to book a spot in semi-finals. Mamelodi Sundowns will have a chance to edge closer to the DStv Premiership title when they host Golden Arrows on Tuesday afternoon. After losing only for the second time against Maritzburg United before the international break, Sundowns bounced back to winning ways in emphatic fashion after thrashing Swallows 4-2.

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Here's how you can live stream this afternoon's DStv Premiership clash between Mamelodi Sundowns and Golden Arrows!

We have to win that league match. Players like Peter Shalulile and Themba Zwane understand we have Golden Arrows on Tuesday in the league. The defending league champions are unbeaten against this afternoon’s opponents in their last seven meetings.

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Shalulile nets another hat-trick as 'Downs hit Arrows for six (Premier Soccer League)

Peter Shalulile scored an unprecedented second successive hat-trick in the DStv Premiership as Mamelodi Sundowns thrashed Golden Arrows 6-0 at the Loftus ...

The second stanza opened with a triple change from Abafana Bes’thende, who swapped out Lungelo Dube, Conco and Mutizwa in favour of Velemseni Ndwandwe, Motebang Sera and Lindokuhle Mtshali. Sundowns then claimed the lead on 19 minutes, with Sirino coolly turning the ball home from close range into an almost unguarded net. On 27 minutes the hosts made it 3-0 through a brilliant exchange of passes, ending with Themba Zwane squaring for Shalulile to sweep home from the middle of the penalty area.

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Peter Shalulile scores hat-trick as Sundowns blow Golden Arrows ... (Independent Online)

Mamelodi Sundowns moved closer towards winning the DStv Premiership title on Tuesday when they hammered Golden Arrows thanks to a hat-trick by Peter ...

Sundowns’ next match is away to Petro in the first leg of the quarter-final on Saturday. Shalulile and Co. didn’t put the foot off the pedal in the second half as they continued to inflict more misery on Arrows. In his first goal of the afternoon, Shalulile rose high in the box to connect with a well taken Lyle Lakay corner-kick as he headed past Nkosingiphile Gumede.

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DStv Premiership Report: Mamelodi Sundowns v Golden Arrows 12 ... (Soccer Laduma)

Peter Shalulile bagged a hat-trick for a second successive DStv Premiership clash as Mamelodi Sundowns thrashed Golden Arrows 6-0 on Tuesday afternoon.

Shalulile did not have more time to increase his goal tally, as he was replaced by Kermit Erasmus 12 minutes before time and Erasmus made it 6-0 for the Brazilians seven minutes later with a strike into a gaping net from a rebound in the box. Nduduzo Sibiya was denied a consolation goal for Arrows in stoppage time by the base of the post as Sundowns stretched their lead at the top of the log to 14 points and need seven points in last five matches to be crowned champions. The visitors had a promising start in the second stanza but they conceded the fourth goal in the 63rd minute after Shalulile completed his hat-trick with a strike into the bottom corner after Thabani Zuke stumbled on a cut-back by Lakay in the box. Sundowns added another striker in Pavol Safranko to the attack just after that in place of Sirino and Safranko made it 5-0 in the last 16 minutes with a low strike at the near post after he was teed up by Zwane. Shalulile went on to complete his brace with a strike into the top corner unmarked in the box after a cut-back by Zwane. The Namibian is the first player to score 20 league goals since Siyabonga Nomvethe reached that goal tally for Moroka Swallows in the 2011/12 campaign. The Tshwane giants remained on the front foot and Peter Shalulile doubled the lead five minutes later with a free header in the box from a corner by Lyle Lakay. The Brazilians opened up the game with a high press in the opening exchanges but were gifted the lead from a set-piece in the 19th minute after goalkeeper Nkosingiphile Ngcobo's failure to collect a free-kick allowed Lebusa to set up Sirino, who slotted into an empty net. Arrows, who were largely chasing shadows, came close to pulling a goal back on the stroke of halftime through Knox Mutizwa's deflected free-kick that flashed past the top corner. Scroll through the gallery to see the PSL stars turning out in the ABC Motsepe League. Sundowns made three changes to the team that thrashed Swallows, as goalkeeper Denis Onyango, Mosa Lebusa and Gaston Sirino, who joined Themba Zwane, Bradley Ralani and Peter Shalulile upfront, were all recalled. Peter Shalulile bagged a hat-trick for a second successive DStv Premiership clash as Mamelodi Sundowns thrashed Golden Arrows 6-0 on Tuesday afternoon.

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