Spain coach Luis Enrique believes his team have been handed a "complicated" qualifying group for Euro 2020.
The 2008 and 2012 European champions were drawn in Group F on Sunday with World Cup quarter-finalists Sweden, as well as Norway, Romania, the Faroe Islands and Malta.
"It's a complicated group because on paper you can think we will be favourites but then we have to show it where it is most difficult, on the field," Luis Enrique told Spanish television's Teledeporte.
"It is true that in this group we have been given there will not be any easy games, all of them will be competitive."
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