Cotonsport vs Mamelodi Sundowns

Cotonsport will have Mamelodi Dusks at the Stade Omnisport Roumde Adjia in the CAF Champions Association on Friday (February 17).

Cotonsport has won two times, drawn two times, and lost once in their last five home games. Souaibou Marou and Brawdon Eno have scored three and two objectives separately in the opposition up to this point. In the last 7 games, they scored just at least a few times in a single game and couldn’t track down the rear of the net in 3 games during that period. Masandawana, who beat their gathering in the past version, will hope to rehash that achievement this term. The Nightfalls won the Head Soccer Association consecutive starting around 2017-18 and the CAF Champions Association in 2016. They won the first class last season and are as of now second in the standings, level on 20 focuses with pioneers UMS de Loum.

Cotonsport will host Mamelodi Sundowns at the Stade Omnisport Roumde Adjia in the CAF Champions League on Friday (February 17).

The Sundowns won the Premier Soccer League back-to-back since 2017-18 and the CAF Champions League in 2016. Masandawana, who topped their group in the previous edition, will look to repeat that success this term. Both players are expected to lead the hosts against Mamelodi. Cotonsport kicked off their campaign in the first round, crushing Lesotho champions Matlama 4-0 before beating Eswatini side Royal Leopards 3-2 to reach this stage. They're riding a purple patch, winning their last 13 games. Les Cotonniers come into the game following a 1-0 defeat to Eding Sport in Elite One contest.

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Mokwena said they know what to expect from Coton Sport tonight, having done their analysis. “They are a good team and reports show that. Their only concern could be that they haven’t been scoring many goals.

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We will always do our best to try and win a football match." Coton Sport is watching out for Sundowns, the same way Sundowns is watching out for Coton Sport, and Ahly are looking out for Hilal. “We always try to have a very good team on the pitch. “Coton Sport is a team that has more strengths than weaknesses," said Mokwena. They are doing very well in the domestic league with good players. The team arrived on Thursday morning and trained in extreme heat conditions on Thursday afternoon.

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“Interesting game against a good side that is well coached and they have some good players. “In our video analysis, I told the players how good Coton Sport are. They have players who played for the national team in Chad, they have players who represent their national teams in Nigeria and in Chad.