"This is a big game. They [Sundowns] have already beaten us twice [2-1 and 4-0 both at home in the league and the Carling Knockout quarter-final in September and November], so we need to show that Kaizer Chiefs are also a big club and we can rise to the occasion on big stages. We also want to lift the spirits of our fans,'' he said, as quoted by Sowetan.
“We kept a few clean sheets [against Stellenbosch and Chippa United] before losing 4-1 to SuperSport United, so as a defensive unit, we want to return to keeping clean sheets. To us as defenders and goalkeepers, keeping a clean sheet is like scoring a goal, so it's important to defend hard,'' Dortley added.