Mamelodi Sundowns’ striker Kermit Erasmus says they wouldn’t be where they are if it was not for collectiveness in the team.
Having dominated domestic football in the past decade, Mamelodi Sundowns seems even more stronger than before.
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“Our camp is always interesting, I look forward to being part of it. The brotherhood and camaraderie are amazing and we can only go from strength to strength from here,” Erasmus told the club’s media department.
“We showed in the past games that we have been sticking together and fighting for one another and we have been working hard as a unit.
“As a collective, I think we are more powerful and a force to be reckoned with, so we are looking forward to the upcoming games. Where we are at the moment wouldn’t be possible if we were not as a collective.”
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Masandawana are 11 points clear on top of the DStv Premiership table as they edge closer to clinching their 5th league title consecutively.
Bafana Ba Style will lock horns with Golden Arrows Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Tuesday at 3 p.m.
