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is that they boast of quality and quantity, and for them to from scoring five goals against Al-Ahly, which was preceded by a feast of goals in previous games, to now struggling to net more than three goals in six games, is quite questionable.
One can easily blame complacency, but Mokwena has vowed that there is no match that his side will play where there is no intensity and clear intention to win the game. Sure, Sundowns do show that they want to win when they play, but the level of effort has decreased and this is probably because the players walk into the pitch having already won the game in their minds. Mokwena needs to find a solution around his side’s shyness in front of goal because this might rub off in the Caf Champions League, where the whole country pins their hopes behind them.
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