Mosoetsa was promoted from the reserve team after poor results prompted the hierarchy to demote Lehlohonolo Seema and instead turn to an interim option to steady the ship.
Siwelele secured their first league win of the season two weekends ago against Polokwane City before defeating the same opponents in Sunday’s Carling Knockout clash.
However, Mosoetsa was quick to share the credit with the backroom personnel.
"I joined the first team just before the Sundowns game, and my role is just to ensure that they are comfortable and that the technical team are given the freedom to analyse the games because modern football is about bringing together analytical football brains. I'm just leading the sheep and steering the direction of the team."
To drive home his point, Mosoetsa used their penalty shoot-out victory over Rise and Shine as a classic example why his colleagues should also be recognised.
Mosoetsa then gave an update on veteran attacker Vincent Pule, who has missed the last two matches.
"The medical staff says they are managing him which means he is still injured, he should be back soon but I don't know when soon will be."