I Changed the spark plugs on my older daughter's 2019 Cupra on Saturday, maybe being a bit less ham fisted, I supported the earth wire tag while removing the top nut.
I was not very impressed by the "feel" of the bolt threads when unscrewing the bolts, I've changed the spark plugs on my wife's 2015 VW Polo 1.2TSI EA211 engine twice and its coil securing screw threads felt okay, as did the same bolts on my younger daughter's 2019 Arona 1.0TSI EA211 engine - now, if I had been aware of this, I would have taken my tap and die set and cleaned up the threaded holes in the cylinder head of that 2019 Cupra and blasted the debris out with an air duster spray, I'd go as far as to say the all 4 bolts felt horrible when being unscrewed and not much better when getting screwed back in, I'm not sure what the screw is maybe just M6 X 1.0mm torque 10Nm for both bolts and earth nut.
I bought NGK spark plugs for that 2019 Cupra as VW Group tend to use VW Group re-branded NGK plugs - and the ones that came out had "JAPAN" stamped on them. As SEAT's latest offering for that 2019 car was Iridium, I just bought and fitted Iridium, possibly for earlier cars, Platinum was what VW Group sell. Spark plug torque at least for that 2019 car was 30Nm and is the older type of folded sealing washer, and not the solid thick copper sealing washer that the EA211 engines has - that ws just an extra comment as you mentioned replacing spark plugs on your 1.4TSI. Also the socket size is still 16mm which is handy!