The Buccaneers bounced back emphatically from their 1-1 draw against Siwelele FC the previous weekend, with Relebohile Mofokeng stealing the spotlight thanks to a superb hat-trick.
The result saw Pirates climb back to the top of the standings, capitalising on Mamelodi Sundowns' absence due to continental commitments.
More than just three points, the victory served as a powerful response to critics who had begun to question the team's consistency and title credentials at this crucial stage of the season.
"I think it's more than a reaction, it's a fantastic game for us, it's a very good answer for people who have a doubt about commitment, about the commitment of the boys,” Ouaddou told SuperSport TV.
"You know, I always say that there's nobody in our team coming on the pitch with the willing to lose or willing to draw.
"And I think some people need to understand that all people, players are sweating in the shirt and it's simple we scored six goals today because we had a fantastic support by the true fans – every time we come here in that city we have a fantastic support.
"Every time we go to Durban, we have a fantastic support and the players – the players they feel that support. Unfortunately, when you miss the ball or you draw people start to boo the players, it's not the true supporters. And you can see that when people support – the players they gave everything.
"So, congratulations to the boys today – we send a strong message that we are not tired, and we are going to fight until the last second.”
The dominant display not only underlined Pirates' attacking quality but also reinforced their determination to go all the way in the title race.
Gavin Hunt has made it clear that contract situations will not distract from performances on the pitch, as he addressed uncertainty surrounding a player yet to commit his future at Stellenbosch FC.
Pressure continues to mount at Magesi FC, but head coach Allan Freese has firmly pushed back against claims that he is to blame for the club's ongoing poor run of form.
It was a day of fine margins in the Betway Premiership as Golden Arrows, Siwelele and Durban City each secured hard-fought 1-0 victories, with late drama and decisive finishing proving the difference across three tightly contested encounters.
Orlando Pirates produced a dominant display with a Rele Mofokeng hat-trick boosting them to a 6-0 victory against ten-man TS Galaxy in the Betway Premiership clash at the Mbombela Stadium on Sunday.
