Tshwane club Mamelodi Sundowns has addressed the supporters who caused disruptions after Friday’s 2-2 draw with Sudanese club Al Hilal at Loftus Stadium in Pretoria.

Sundowns were expected to win the CAF Champions League group stage match on home soil but failed to do so.

The supporters targeted sporting director Flemming Berg and head coach Miguel Cardoso, who had to leave through the back door to avoid angry fans, who reportedly poured an unidentified liquid on Berg.

“Mamelodi Sundowns condemns the behaviour and conduct of the few ill-disciplined supporters who were disrupting members of the Sundowns Technical Team as they were leaving the stadium after the Sundowns and Al Hilal match,” reads the club’s statement released on Tuesday morning.

“Sundowns has always encouraged active supporter participation and engagement, which must always be done with respect and courtesy. Mamelodi Sundowns will not tolerate any threats, illegal behaviour, or intimidation by any of its supporters or fans at any of its matches.

“Appropriate legal or disciplinary proceedings will be initiated against those whose conduct is found to be illegal or contrary to the policies or rules of the Sundowns Supporters. The players and technical team of Mamelodi Sundowns are focusing on retaining the league title and successfully competing in all cup competitions. This can only be achieved with the support and encouragement of the Mamelodi Sundowns Supporters.”

The reigning Premier Soccer League (PSL) champions will take on Sekhukhune United in Polokwane on Tuesday.