Abdeslam Ouaddou insists he is unconcerned after Orlando Pirates dropped points against Durban City.

The Buccaneers were forced to share the spoils with Durban City after playing out to a goalless draw in their final home game of the season.

The draw sees Pirates remain in second place in the Betway Premiership standings, two points behind log leaders Mamelodi Sundowns, with 66 points from 29 matches.

Pirates have a chance to win the league title when they take on Orbit College in their final match of the season on Saturday.

“Look, we had the game that we expected we knew that Durban would not come here to chill, they need to secure the end position as well. I have nothing to say to my boys they gave their best, they gave their best,” Ouaddou told SuperSport TV after the game.

“We could’ve maybe scored some of the opportunities in the first half, second half as well. But today the ball didn’t want to go into the net it’s football. We keep the suspense; we keep the suspense until the end.

“I said that beginning of the season, middle of the season that probably the title would be played until the end of the season the last game. So, let’s go, let’s go to take it to be champion in the last game.

“I think it’s possible, you see that the spirit, sports spirit Durban are there, they came here to play I like it. It keeps the suspense for the football lovers in South Africa; it’s the magic of the PSL. I’m not worried to be honest.

“I can be disappointed that we didn’t win, and we wanted to offer this victory to our fans it didn’t happen. Let’s go and take it next week.”