The UEFA subjected 10 players from the Spanish national team on Saturday to doping tests at a hotel on the island of Re, France, where the Euro 2016 is being held.

Urine and blood samples were taken without any problems, according to the official website of the Spanish national team.

The players subjected to the tests were not identified.

Spain midfielder Sergio Busquets said on Friday that his team must be realistic rather than being optimistic or pessimistic regarding the upcoming match against Italy in the round of 16 of Euro 2016.

In an interview with Iberdrola corporate, Busquets said “In our country there are lots of debates and criticism when we lose and euphoria when we win.”

“Those of us on the inside have to keep our feet firmly on the ground, know what to do at each moment and be realistic rather than optimistic or pessimistic,” he added.

On the other hand, Busquets defended Sergio Ramos after the center-back missed a vital penalty against Croatia, as well as goalkeeper David De Gea, who was held responsible by some fans for the two goal conceded against Croatia.

In Costa Rica, leading pay-per-head provider IDSca.com reports that local sportsbooks are still seeing favorable odds for Germany to win the tournament, followed by Spain. Here are the current outright odds:

Germany	5
Spain	6
Belgium	13/2
Croatia	9

Saint-Martin-de-Re, France, Jun 25 (EFE)