Rhulani lays a challenge to Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates

Following the dazzling success of a fifth PSL title in a row, it was inevitable to find conversations like this one, and it’s all just a start as we look ahead to next season.

Fans from every township corner in South Africa will be trying to find answers to what Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates need to derail Mamelodi Sundowns’ dynasty?

According to one of the coaches behind the magnificent dominance, Rhulani Mokwena, the Soweto giants should no longer remain stuck in the past.

“It’s a difficult thing to try and compete with Sundowns and I know that because I was here, and I left to the other side, and we did our level best to compete with Sundowns for the time that I was there but the reality is that you need a little bit more than will power and desire and maybe more than history,” Rhulani said.

“At the end of the day, part to everyday success is not the past in isolation, although it can help in relation to giving you motivation to get to higher levels, because the past dictates where you got and that should only be what history is good for.

“But in football they always say the next game is the most important and your current success speaks more than history and I think in a certain way as a generation, we tend to live too much in history.

“A good sparring partner always helps the champion,” the former Pirates coach concluded.

Now let’s look at how many PSL titles Sundowns have bagged compared to the country’s top two most followed clubs Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.

Are the Soweto giants still Mzansi’s supremos? Only on supporter following yes. But league titles’ success tells a different tale

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