Defiant Potter defends Hien after Sweden defensive collapse (opens original article in a new tab)
Sweden coach Graham Potter defended captain Isak Hien following criticism after a 5-1 World Cup loss to the Netherlands, blaming the team's performance on collective responsibility rather than individual failure.
- Sweden coach Graham Potter defended captain Isak Hien after a 5-1 World Cup loss to the Netherlands
- Potter criticized the blame game targeting Hien, stating he is responsible for the team's performance
- Sweden is third in Group F with three points ahead of their final match against Japan
- Hien faced criticism for conceding three goals from crosses during the match
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