In Miguel Cardoso, Mamelodi Sundowns have a coach who can adapt to situations and change the strategy before or during the game and this is a big plus, according to Aubrey Modiba.
The last two matches, which have seen Sundowns scoring a total of seven goals, are an indication that the team is finally getting into the rhythm Cardoso wants and the worry for opponents is that the reigning champions could just be warming up.
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There's more to come and next is Orlando Pirates who have to bring their A-game to ensure that they are not on the receiving end of a proper spanking from the Tshwane giants at Loftus Stadium this afternoon.
Sundowns are in a mean mood at the moment and Modiba has explained that they are now starting to understand what Cardoso wants from them as players.
"He is a coach that we learn a lot from. He works hard, he sees things before they happen, which is a good thing to have as a coach," Modiba said to media.
"He has been doing well in terms of that and we enjoy working with him, together with his technical team. I think we understand what he wants from us. We need to keep on going and collecting those points, with him being our coach. We are excited to work with him."
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Victory for Sundowns this afternoon would put them in a more comfortable position, with a nine point lead. But the Buccaneers, who have done well under Jose Riveiro, are determined to get their hands on the title this season and will definitely give a good fight to secure three points on the road.
