Back-to-back defeats not acceptable at Sundowns, says Modiba before AmaZulu clash
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Having set the bar high over the past years, Mamelodi Sundowns cannot afford to register back-to-back defeats when they welcome AmaZulu in the league match at Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Wednesday (7.30pm).
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What happened
Having set the bar high over the past years, Mamelodi Sundowns cannot afford to register back-to-back defeats when they welcome AmaZulu in the league match at Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Wednesday (7.30pm).
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