Mamelodi Sundowns' 100 percent record in the DStv Premiership will be on the line when they visit Polokwane City on Tuesday evening at Peter Mokaba Stadium.
Sundowns have won all their five league games so far this season after edging Richards Bay 1-0 courtesy of a strike by Aubrey Modiba exactly a week ago.
The Brazilians are perched at the top of the standings with a maximum of 15 points, five points clear of second-placed Golden Arrows and third-placed SuperSport United, who are both tied on ten points.The Brazilians will be without defender Abdelmounaim Boutouil, who is suspended due to the accumulation of yellow cards.
Polokwane, meanwhile, will be looking to build on their relatively good start after getting two wins from their four matches so far after they got back in the Premiership following a three-year absence. City, however, after back-to-back wins were edged 3-2 by Arrows this past weekend and are placed sixth on the table with six points from four matches.
Sundowns beat Polokwane home and away the last time they clashed in the league in the 2019/20 season.Williams, 20. Kekana, 17. Modiba, 34. Mvala, 40. Coetzee, 4. Mokoena, 35. Maema, 11. Allende, 18. Zwane, 15. Mendieta, 23. Costa 14. D.Onyango, 5. Lebusa, 41. Mashego, 28. Seabi, 19. Aubaas, 33. Maboe, 44. Mabena, 31. Nkosi, 7. Nku
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