Austria captain Christian Fuchs believes Saturday's Euro 2016 meeting with Portugal in Paris will leave Cristiano Ronaldo satisfied from an entertainment point of view.
Ronaldo criticised Iceland for having a "small mentality" after the minnows claimed a shock 1-1 draw with Portugal in their Group F opener, due to perceived defensive tactics and joyous celebrations.
"I didn't hear his comments to be fair," Fuchs said of Ronaldo's Iceland remarks, which were defended by his national team coach Fernando Santos earlier in the day.
"It's not our way of playing, to defend only. We would like to play a good game and like to play football.
"We do whatever it takes, whatever the game needs, but it is not our way just to defend.
"Against Portugal, with all their stars, we will obviously defend in some periods of the game.
"But we are there to score a few goals and I want to win this game. That's why it is going to be a nice game to watch tomorrow."
Fuchs tangled with Ronaldo previously during his time with Schalke, scoring at the Santiago Bernabeu in a 4-3 win as the Bundesliga side missed out 5-4 on aggregate in March last year, a match where the three-time Ballon d'Or winner hit a vital first-half brace.
"It's going to be a tough challenge. I know him, I had a few games against him with Schalke a few years back," the Premier League champion added.
"You can never really defend him for the whole game. You have to defend him as a team. You have to avoid one v ones and get two v ones or more players.
"Then there is the problem that you might forget the other players around him. This team is not just Cristiano Ronaldo.
"It is a great team with a lot of class players like Nani and Pepe, who has just won the Champions League.
"We are prepared, we know what we need to do and we'll defend as a team."
