Spain national team coach Luis de la Fuente believes his squad is strong enough to secure a third victory at the Euro 2024 against Albania on Monday and stressed that "there's a lot at stake."
"We're only focussing on winning, we want to win every game," de la Fuente said in a news conference on Sunday.
"There's a lot at stake tomorrow – there's prestige, recognition and we want to keep improving. We'll approach this game as we have all the others, as if it's the last," he added.
The three-time European champions have already qualified to the last 16 as group winners one of the four best third-placed teams.
"I'm staying calm. We know we have room for improvement. We're progressing and achieving our targets. We want to be a competitive team that's ready to beat our opponents and adapt to different situations in games," de la Fuente said.
A few changes to the starting line-up are expected due to the threat of yellow cards and suspensions as a consequence.
"We'll simply make the changes we think are right. We have absolute confidence in all of our 26 players," the coach said.
