The Buccaneers kicked off their tour with a 1-1 draw with Spanish Segunda Division side Cordoba before a 3-2 loss to Saudi team Al-Ittihad and 1-0 win over Las Palmas.
They conclude their preparations for the new Betway Premiership campaign at the Estepona Football Center on Friday.
Speaking ahead of the game, a motivated Ouaddou admits it will be a tough match, but he is expecting a victory.
"We still have one game, and it will be a tough one again," said Ouaddou on Sportswire.
"I think it will be an opportunity to make amends because my team didn't deserve to lose [against Al-Ittihad on Tuesday]. Against Neom, we'll have the chance to respond, and I'll be happy if we finish this camp with a victory."
Reflecting on the recent win over Las Palmas where he gave a number of fringe players a run-out, Ouaddou added: "I'm very happy with the preparations of the boys, and today [Wednesday] was a top performance.
"We gave an opportunity to some young players. I'm very happy because it was the most important thing to do. This is the youngest team I could have fielded during this camp.
“They are responding well in terms of aggressiveness and tactical organisation. Technically, they were very clever. I think Orlando Pirates have a bright future with these young players.”
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Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has dismissed growing speculation linking teenage sensation Emile Witbooi with a move to Orlando Pirates, insisting the club have not been approach.
Orlando Pirates recorded a 1-0 pre-season friendly victory over Laliga 2 side UD Las Palmas at the Marbella Football Center on Wednesday.
Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has stressed that his side need to work on their defensive organisation after a 3-2 pre-season defeat to Saudi Pro League side Al Ittihad.
