Jedinak, himself a former Socceroos captain from 2014 to 2018, bristled at the suggestion that coach Tony Popovic's strategy was relying too much on defence at the expense of attack And I think it upset the whole balance."In comments to the media after the match, Popovic said: "I'm not sure how much the personnel made a difference in that first half."While Jedinak said that it's "never nice" to lose a game "at any level, let alone at the World Cup", he defended Popovic's approach