The first goal that Mamelodi Sundowns goal conceded in the FIFA World Cup quarterfinal 2-0 loss to Japanese champions Kashima Antlers yesterday can only be directed as a howler by first choice goalkeeper Dennis Onyango. From there they struggled to come back in the game and will now have to settle for a fifth place play-off game against South Korean and Asian champions Jeonbuk Hyundai on Wednesday. The Ugandan international felt the disappointment of this loss. Onyango who next month will be leading the Ugandan Cranes to their first African Nations Cup tournament in Gabon, admitted that he could’ve dealt better with the opening goal but laments the bounce of the ball. Percy Tau has been on some sublime form coming to this tournament for the Brazilians, deadly both I scoring and providing the crucial assists. He came close to continuing on that form yesterday but had shots saved on target by the Antlers goalkeeper Hitoshi Sogahata. The 22year-old felt as players they could’ve done better especially defensively. You know things are not going well for Sundowns when they substitute Khama Billiat and that’s the decision Pitso Mosimane took 11 minutes from full-time as he brought on Sibusiso Vilakazi in search of an equalizer. The Zimbabwean international who is also nominated for the African Football player of the year for players based in Africa---admits that they became overconfident in the second-half.