Mamelodi Sundowns defender Zuko Mdunyelwa anticipates an attacking Esperance side in their upcoming second leg match at Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Saturday at 3pm, believing it will create opportunities for his team. Sundowns hold a 1-0 advantage from the first leg, and Mdunyelwa expects Esperance to push forward aggressively in a bid to overturn the deficit. He highlighted that Sundowns thrives in open games and can exploit the spaces left behind by an attacking opponent. Mdunyelwa also credited coach Miguel Cardoso, who previously worked with Esperance, for providing crucial player insights that aided their first-leg victory. Despite the advantage, Sundowns remains focused, recognizing the job is not finished, with the team eager to secure the title for the club and supporters. Aubrey Modiba returns from suspension, but Grant Kekana is suspended.