"If we crash out in the MTN8, I think it won't look great to our supporters and us in the team," Modiba said. Mamelodi Sundowns will begin their quest to end a five-year wait for the MTN8 Cup when they host Polokwane City in a quarter-final clash at Lucas Moripe Stadium on Saturday night. The encounter will also mark Sundowns’ first competitive outing since they were crowned CAF Champions League winners in May, adding further significance to their MTN8 campaign. Obviously, winning the Champions League adds a little bit of that because you always want to celebrate,” he said. “We celebrated the Champions League and if we crash out in the MTN8, I think it won’t look great to our supporters and us in the team.