Orlando Pirates' biggest rivals, Mamelodi Sundowns, are targeting another major financial reward as they prepare to face USM Alger in the CAF Super Cup final on Sunday.

The Brazilians have an opportunity to add approximately R8.2 million to their growing prize money collection if they manage to win the prestigious continental competition.

According to the information provided, Sundowns are chasing a prize of $500,000, which is approximately R8.2 million. The potential reward would provide another financial boost to the club, which has already enjoyed considerable success in different competitions.

Sundowns have collected R10 million after winning the MTN8 competition. They also reportedly banked $2 million, equivalent to approximately R34 million, from their participation in the FIFA African-Asian-Pacific Cup.

If they defeat USM Alger in the CAF Super Cup final, their combined earnings from the three competitions would reach approximately R52.2 million.

This is a remarkable financial achievement and highlights the importance of winning trophies and performing well in international competitions.

For Orlando Pirates supporters, the financial success of their rivals will certainly be an interesting talking point. The Buccaneers and Sundowns have developed one of the biggest rivalries in South African football, with both clubs regularly competing for major honours.

Pirates will also be looking to maintain their position among the country's strongest teams while continuing their pursuit of domestic and continental success.

The financial difference between competing clubs can play an important role in modern football. Prize money gives teams additional resources to strengthen their squads, improve their facilities and maintain their competitiveness.

However, Sundowns must first overcome USM Alger before celebrating another financial reward. The CAF Super Cup final presents an opportunity for the Brazilians to add another continental trophy to their collection.

Their supporters will be expecting a strong performance as the club looks to turn its impressive financial achievements into another piece of silverware.

Meanwhile, Orlando Pirates will be hoping to continue challenging their rivals on the pitch as the battle for supremacy in South African football continues.

For now, all attention will be on Sundowns and whether they can secure the reported R8.2 million prize.

Note: The financial figures are based on the information provided.

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