Euro 2012: Andres Iniesta tells Spain's critics to 'relax' and insists team can still win tournament Asked if Spain are victims of their success, Iniesta said: "Yes, the team has this perception that we always have to win 2-0 or 3-0. We are still better than those previous years when because of one bad match we would be packing our suitcases and going home. "They play tik-tak-tik-tak but they created nothing," he said. They had one chance at the end which was maybe offside, and they scored the goal. Spain have to change the way the play if they want to win the Euros. Iniesta and manager Vicente Del Bosque dismissed the notion of a change in philosophy. "We should have faith in the style of play that has taken us this far and we have plenty of resources to deal with teams who concentrate on defending," said Iniesta. Del Bosque insisted his side will show their quality as the tournament progresses. "Football is a permanent debate," said Del Bosque. People expect too much. A few years ago Spain was not well rated but now everyone expects everything. We have a stable squad and a stable style of play. We are not over-confident but we know we have the quality to win the Euros. If we had a bad match, Croatia had a worse one. No team is unbeatable and Spain is no different. There seems to be extreme pessimism and they go there from being wildly optimistic. The truth is in between.