Mamelodi Sundowns crushed Nigerian champions Remo Stars 7-1 on aggregate score to qualify CAF Champions League group stages on Sunday afternoon at Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Tshwane.
Yestersday,Bafana Ba Style showed a solid performance in the 2nd preliminary round of CAF Champions League as they managed to score two goals in the first 45 minutes to extend their lead to 7-1 ,and the host went on half-time leading 2-0.
The opening goal for Masandawana was scored by Nuno Santos on the first 20 minutes of the first 45 minutes after he received a beautiful pass from Aubrey Modiba.
The second goal for Sundowns scored by Namibian international striker Peter Shalulile on the 44th minute who received the ball from the corner.
On 19 October 2025,Mamelodi Sundowns travelled to Nigeria for the first preliminary round of CAF Champions League,and upon their arrival there they made sure that they humiliate the home team in front of its supporters at Mko Abiola Sports Complex.
Actually,Bafana Ba Style went to West Africa to teach Nigerian champions Remo Stars on how to play an entertaining football which was accompanied by beautiful goals scored by Tashreeq Matthews,Peter Shalulile,Miguel Reisinho,Arthur Sales and Katlego Ntsabeleng.
On that particular day,the consolation goal for the home team was scored by Olasupo on the 76th minute.
Orlando Pirates kicked out of CAF Champions League competition
On Saturday afternoon,Orlando Pirates was kicked out of the CAF Champions League competition by Congolese club St Eloi Lupopo after penalties shootout at Orlando Stadium in Johannesburg.
Buccaneers found themselves on the exit door of the continental competition after losing 4-5 during penalties.
These two teams went on penalties after they played 3-3 draw on aggregate score in two preliminary rounds of the CAF Champions League.
On Saturday,Pirates won that match 3-0 in front of its supporters but those goals were not enough to secure them an automatic qualification to the group stages because on the previous weekend conceded 3 goals in Congo.