Mamelodi Sundowns scored late in the match to beat Golden Arrows 2-1 in their league match at King Zwelithini Stadium on Sunday to move three points clear at the top.With the match seemingly heading for a draw, Teboho Mokoena struck three minutes from time to give Sundowns all three points.The sides met seven days ago at the same venue in the second leg of the MTN8 semifinals, with both coaches going with the same line-ups for the league encounter. Sundowns started the brighter with Arrows happy to sit back and absorb pressure while hoping to catch them on a counter. That decision backfired as Sundowns’ early domination saw them open the scoring in the 14th minute. Siyanda Ndlovu opened his account with a clinical finish inside the box against his former side after poor defence by Arrows.Despite being dominated, Arrows did have a few chances at the end of the first half but failed to take them as Masandawana went into the interval with a slender lead.Arrows improved in the second half and put Sundowns under pressure as they searched for the equaliser.Arrows’ pressure finally paid off as Junior Dion scored the equaliser 15 minutes from time. With momentum on their side, Arrows had the opportunity to take a lead, but poor decision-making in the final third was the difference. They were made to rue those missed opportunities as Mokoena restored Sundowns’ lead three minutes from time with a spectacular goal just outside the box after he was given space to take a shot.Meanwhile, a few minutes before the game, Masandawana announced the signing of Deano van Rooyen on a free transfer. The 29-year-old left Pirates last month after both parties agreed to part ways.