Unfortunately, my interlocutors were right. And despite the fact that this defeat cost me dearly (because of this, I was eliminated from that competition with 0.5 mbtc bets), I'm glad that shitty football was punished. I don't like Tiki Taka at all, but Spain was able to play even this shit very badly. If you want to make a million passes, then why take extra touches? Naturally, if you receive the ball, then work it under the foot and make pass with the third touch, the opponent will have time to block the zones and this is a very slow game. I don't know what Spain hoped for and I don't know why a brainless coach seeing that his plan wasn't working didn't try to change anything. The Spanish national team remains a team with one plan A. It's too little to win serious games.
Barcelona has the majority of Spain's players. If not tiki-taka, what do you expect from a team that features up to 6-7 players from Barcelona? Remember that the Barcelona of today is located in Spain. Don't get upset; it is how Spain plays "tiki-taka" football. They will continue to play that way until tomorrow, they can't switch from that strategy. Instead of attempting a shot at the goalpost, they would rather play passes around the field, take possession of the ball, and cross it, for their player to head or kick it in.
Tiki-taka can be dangerous - when a player in front (on the wing or in the middle) is in good position and the ball is trying to beat the last remaining defender to escalate the game as much as possible or shoot at goal. But it can also be crappy - when a player, instead of aggravating, makes a "reliable" pass back. Spain chose a crappy option and was deservedly punished.