Spain has complained about the field conditions at the stadium where it is hosting its European Championship matches.

Spain coach Luis Enrique and some players say they are not satisfied with the less-than-perfect conditions of the grass at La Cartuja Stadium in Seville.

Spain dominated its match against Sweden on Monday but couldn’t capitalize on its many scoring chances. It was held to a 0-0 draw.

Pedri González says the field wasn’t the reason why the team was held but adds “it’s true that it wasn’t in its best condition.” He says he hopes the grass will improve ahead of Saturday’s match against Poland “so we can play a more comfortable match.”

The field at La Cartuja looked uneven and with dry spots.

All three of Spain’s group matches will be played in Seville.