Mosimane left Loftus Stadium teary eyed last week after watching his team beaten by Orlando Pirates during the Nedbank Cup tournament.
The Brazilians coach says football is an emotional game and men are bound to cry in the chase for a championship.
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"You saw Steven Gerrard crying when they beat Manchester City. He is an international player. He has been with Liverpool for almost 24 years and has not won a championship," says Mosimane.
"It's three games to go, don't be surprised to see someone crying, it's normal. If a Multi-Euro player cries, it's emotional," he adds.
Sundowns remain on top of the log with 58 points after 27 games. They are set to travel to Dobsonville Stadium to face Moroka Swallows on Sunday and 'Jingles' expects his charges display the same character they showed against Platinum Stars and Free Sate Stars.
"We will have to bring the specimen of the game we played against Platinum Stars, the specimen of the game against Free State Stars, the specimen we had at FNB and Orlando. We need that specimen," says Mosimane.
"I have to watch Swallows again. I didn't watch when they played against Pirates and Chiefs. It's not going to be the same Swallows and don't be fooled by their past results."