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'It will never be done ever again' - Rhulani Mokwena boasts after guiding Mamelodi Sundowns to seventh successive PSL title

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Rhulani Mokwena was full of praises for his players after a disheartening <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-za/lists/mamelodi-sundowns-fail-to-complete-invincible-psl-season-after-cape-town-city-defeat/blt467399f612315940" target="_blank">1-0 loss to Cape Town City</a> on the last day of the 2023/24 Premier Soccer League campaign.&nbsp; Jaedin Rhodes' second-half strike denied the reigning South African champions a chance of clinching a historic PSL invincible season. Nonetheless, Mokwena has hailed his Masandawana players and labelled the clinching of the seventh league title in a row as one of the team's greatest-ever achievements.

WHAT HAPPENED?

"Yes, it’s bittersweet. We would have loved to do it differently but one wise man once taught me that man plans but God decides. The almighty decided that it should end like this and you’ve got to respect that," Mokwena said after the match, per <a href=" https://www.citizen.co.za/sport/soccer/local-soccer/mokwena-reflects-on-bittersweet-defeat-to-cape-town-city/" target="_blank">The Citizen.</a>"We have to congratulate Cape Town City for the victory because there was a football match that took place and being the only club that beat us, congratulations to coach Eric and City."A big congratulations to this football club, the Motsepe family, the technical team, and the football club from the grounds staff," he continued.&nbsp;"The incredible contribution from the analysts, the conditioning coaches, and this incredible group of players for breaking records in an incredible season. I’m very proud of what this group of players have done. "It’s (going the season unbeaten) never been done before. When you get to the last match, you start smelling it and start thinking about it and you pre-empt that there is that possibility," he added.&nbsp;"You have to accept that some of these things are through God’s divine plans and you have to accept. I said to the players even in the changing room don’t forget that winning and losing are both impostors and you must treat them the same.“I’m very proud that we managed to deliver the most iconic league. They were the first group to deliver seven league trophies in a row and it will never be done ever again. This group needs to be applauded and praised for rewriting history."

WHAT MOKWENA SAID

The loss for the 37-year-old mentor and his players will be the biggest disappointment to the Chloorkop-based side as they were hoping to wrap up the league undefeated.&nbsp; Despite the result, Mokwena's future at Sundowns looks certain after the coach managed to win two trophies this season and qualify for the 2025 Fifa Club World Cup.&nbsp;

THE BIGGER PICTURE

The Brazilians face Orlando Pirates in the Nedbank Cup final to be staged at the Mbombela Stadium on June 1.&nbsp; Mokwena and his charges will be hoping to win their third trophy this season having already lifted the African Football League and PSL titles.

WHAT NEXT FOR SUNDOWNS?

'It will never be done ever again' - Rhulani Mokwena boasts after guiding Mamelodi Sundowns to seventh successive PSL title | Goal.com South Africa

Masandawana&apos;s unbeaten run came to an end on the last day of the season after a narrow defeat to the Citizens on Saturday.