Already Mamelodi Sundowns have been dominating the local scene for the better part of the last decade; and now the latest move by the Brazilians regarding their home matches could spell even more trouble for DStv Premiership teams.
Sundowns, having won the last six consecutive PSL titles, will return to Loftus Versveld, a stadium they share with their rugby sibling, the Blue Bulls, at the end of October.
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