Siyanda Ndlovu expects his former club Golden Arrows to play with attacking intent against his current team in Mamleodi Sundowns

Siyanda Ndlovu expects Golden Arrows to come out to play attacking football than defend when they face Mamelodi Sundowns in the MTN8 second leg match.

Ndlovu's Sundowns face Arrows away on Sunday in the return leg of the Wafa Wafa competition having lost 1-0 the reverse fixture in Pretoria last weekend.

The midfielder joined Sundowns from Arrows in the off-season in a shock move which saw his move to Orlando Pirates hijacked by the Caf Champions League champions.

"I think it’s a big game that won’t be easy, but what we can promise to the fans is that we will fight as much as we can,” said Ndlovu to his club's media department.

“I think we need to score as many goals as we can. That will really help us come out with the desired result.”

“I may not be sure, but I think they can approach the game the same way they did in the first leg.

“But I’m hoping we can be able to deal with it this time around.”