From the CAF Champions League to the DStv Premiership, Mamelodi Sundowns have won all trophies on offer, but the Brazilians will be pushing to add a trophy that they haven't won before, to their bulging cabinet.
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Finishing third in the votes behind Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs have afforded Sundowns an opportunity to gun for yet another trophy in the form of the Carling Black Label Cup.
Having swept aside all and sundry in recent times both domestically and on the continent, the club's former captain Hlompho Kekana says Sundowns will go all out to add the innovative trophy to their cabinet.
"I think this is a tournament Mamelodi Sundowns want to win. We all know that they are on a mission to try and dominate South African football and on the continent. They will try to use this tournament as preparation to go all the way to the [CAF] Champions League final," Kekana told journalists at the Carling Black Label media briefing on Tuesday.
To advance to the final of the one-day competition next month, Kekana says Sundowns have to overcome a tricky AmaZulu side to advance to the final, where they will lay in wait for the winner of the Soweto Derby between Chiefs and Pirates in the second semi-final.
"So, I think this is a trophy that they would want to put in the Chloorkop cabinet, and I think they should start by winning against AmaZulu, which will be a difficult and exciting match for all of us," he explained.
