Spain concluded the group stage with an impressive tally of five goals scored and none conceded, extending their remarkable unbeaten streak to 34 matches. Coach Luis de la Fuente deemed this achievement a significant source of pride for his squad.

However, the match came at a cost as forward Yeremy Pino suffered what appears to be a fracture, likely ruling him out for the remainder of the tournament. Meanwhile, Nico Williams finished the game with minor discomfort, as reported by De la Fuente.

The coach chose not to criticize the officiating, opting instead to focus on his team's performance. He noted that match officials have tools like VAR at their disposal to assist in navigating challenging games.

Discussing his squad's depth in midfield, De la Fuente highlighted that players such as Pedri, Fabian Ruiz, Dani Olmo, Mikel Merino, and Martin Zubimendi are all interchangeable, allowing for tactical flexibility based on the opponent.

He emphasized that Spain's primary area for improvement lies in their ball speed and fluidity of play, asserting that defensively, they have been "very strong."

"I have total confidence in this group. It is a team that wants to keep growing. We are on the right path, but every match from now on will be even more difficult," the coach concluded.