Pitso Mosimane hoping CBD have desired effect for African Champions at CWC

 Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane is counting on the return of striker Leonardo Castro to be a catalyst for goals at the FIFA Club World Cup tournament set to start in Japan this week.
Sundowns are readying themselves for Sunday's meeting with the winner of a showdown between Kashima Antlers and Auckland City and were due for their first training session at Kincho Stadium in Osaka today.

Castro recently got a full 90 minutes under his belt for the first time since returning from injury when Sundowns met Free State Stars.

"Castro is not such a big scorer but he gives us the structure," said Mosimane.
"I am happy he is back. You can see  Khama [Billiat] plays well next to him. You saw the first goal against Free State Stars. It's typical of the Khama and Leo combination.

Mosimane deployed the CBD for the first time after Castro since Castro's injury as 'Downs romped to victory over Ea Lla Koto
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'Jingles' has also unearthed another gem, Percy Tau. to compliment the attacking prowess of Keagan Dolly, Khama Billiat and Leonardo Castro.

"Percy is a new mine that we have just found. We just have to mine and mine on it. I think he is 60% and the best is still yet to come," said Mosimane Tau.

"He [Tau] is happy to play. He is humble and willing to play."