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Cape Town City goalkeeper Peter Leeuwenburgh says the club have an opportunity to create history

Leeuwenburgh made two brilliant saves in the penalty shoot-out to condemn Mamelodi Sundowns to a 4-2 defeat at the Lucas Moripe Stadium.

“It can only mean one thing, we’re gonna win this cup," the Dutch goalkeeper told SuperSport TV.

"We’re a young club we need to create history. This is an amazing opportunity to create history so let’s go for it."

The City shot-stopper was also the hero in the shoot-out, saving two spot-kicks as City progressed to the final.

“We did our homework, last week I spoke to our goalkeeper coach a few times [saying]; you know we go straight to penalties if we lose 1-0. Well that’s what happened," he added.

“The four guys who scored [in the penalties] did an amazing job. They made it easy for me, I’m very happy.

“We watched as many penalties as possible of Sundowns, I think that’s part of being a professional goalkeeper. We did our homework well and we’re lucky it paid off."

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