Anthony Laffor, Tebogo Langerman and Percy Tau found the back of the net for the hosts as they kept their unblemished home record intact.
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Rashid Sumaila lauds former side Sundowns for thrashing Zamalek
The Ghanaian defender has commended his former side Mamelodi Sundowns for beating the Egyptian giants 3-0 in the CAF Champions League.
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Pitso Mosimane's troops, though, will not be resting on their laurels as attention switches to the reverse fixture in Egypt, knowing that playing away in the north African country will be a difficult affair no matter their advantage.
Rashid Sumaila has congratulated Sundown ahead of the 2nd leg in Cairo next week
"I am very happy for them. The players have done very well and the coach Pitso must also be hailed but it is not over yet,
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"They must not be complacent going into the second leg because this is football. They must approach the second leg as if they are playing the first leg and forget about the 3-0 win. That can give them the title. Am proud of them," he said.
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