The evidence provided for this claim consists only of Wikipedia entries related to the general season context, not specific confirmation of the match details (date, time, or venue) for 'tonight'. The claim is highly specific to a live event, and the provided evidence does not corroborate the fixture details.

The web search results mention the context of Sundowns needing a win to reach the top, but they do not provide the specific details regarding the point gap (two points behind) or the number of games played less, making the claim difficult to fully corroborate with the provided snippets alone.

One web search result states that 'Sundowns have won 10 straight league matches since the AFCON break,' which supports the claim. However, no other independent sources corroborate the specific '10 league matches since the beginning of the year' statistic.

One web search result quotes a source stating, 'Mamelodi Sundowns have collected 30/30 points in their last 10 games,' which supports the claim. However, this specific point total is not corroborated by other independent sources.

The web search results provide general fixture information but do not contain specific evidence confirming that Mamelodi Sundowns are undefeated at home this season.

The claim cites a specific result (3-1 home win against Sekhukhune United on Friday). While this is presented as recent news, the provided evidence snippets are generic web search results about WhatsApp Web and do not contain any information regarding Stellenbosch's match against Sekhukhune United.

One web search result explicitly states that Stellenbosch has lost all five of their most recent league meetings against Mamelodi Sundowns, including a 1-0 defeat in the reverse fixture. This specific historical claim is not corroborated by other independent sources in the provided evidence.