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"Rothmans Cup Final 1997 | Kaizer Chiefs vs Mamelodi Sundowns" Travel back to one of the most electrifying finals in South African football history – the 1997 Rothmans Cup Final between Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns. This was a clash of titans, filled with tension, flair, and unforgettable moments under the lights. Kaizer Chiefs, under the guidance of coach Paul Dolezar, came into the final with a talented squad featuring legends like Doctor Khumalo, Thabo Mooki, and Pollen Ndlanya, all determined to bring glory to Naturena. On the other side, Mamelodi Sundowns, led by Trott Moloto, were powered by stars like Daniel “Mambush” Mudau, Joel Masilela, and Roger Feutmba—ready to prove their dominance. This final had everything: packed stadiums, passionate fans, brilliant goals, and classic South African football at its finest. The Rothmans Cup was prestigious, and both teams gave it everything in pursuit of silverware. 📼 Rare Archival Footage – Beautifully restored for the modern fan 🏆 Epic Showdown – Rothmans Cup Final 1997 🔥 Key Players: Kaizer Chiefs: Doctor Khumalo, Thabo Mooki, Pollen Ndlanya Mamelodi Sundowns: Daniel Mudau, Joel Masilela, Roger Feutmba 🎥 Whether you remember this night like it was yesterday or are watching it for the first time, this is a piece of football history you don’t want to miss. 💬 Share your memories and let us know who your Man of the Match was. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more classic matches! #KaizerChiefs #MamelodiSundowns #RothmansCup1997 #PSLLegends #ClassicSouthAfricanFootball #Amakhosi #TheBrazilians #VintageSoccerSA