The Mamelodi Sundowns capped their CAF Champions League victory with a public trophy parade in Pretoria, South Africa.The team, fresh from sealing a 2-1 aggregate win over AS FAR of Morocco in Rabat, showcased the TotalEnergies CAF Champions League trophy to thousands of fans across the capital.

The open-top bus journey began at Sundowns’ home ground and tracked through several Pretoria townships and the city centre, drawing large crowds despite overcast weather.

Fans witnessed star players including final hero Teboho Mokoena, captain Themba Zwane, Khuliso Mudau, and goalkeeper Ronwen Williams celebrate the club’s second continental title—ten years after their first in 2016.

Club chairman Thlopie Motsepe urged supporters not to wait another decade for more glory, praising the players and coaching staff for paving the path to more finals.Zwane reflected on the long journey and their commitment to delivering on promises to supporters.

The parade underscored Sundowns’ status as the first South African club to win two CAF Champions League titles and their growing dominance in African football.