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England 39 - 10 Argentina
Full time.
80min - TRY - England, from the lineout drive, England go to the lineout drive and they score through Luke Cowan-Dickie. Kick is good. England 39 - 10 Argentina.
79min - Penalty against Argentina about 20 metres out.
77min - Another knock on from Argentina and England will have a scrum.
74min - TRY - England, from the scrum, England shift the ball right and it's Jack Nowell who bounces out of a tackle to score out wide. Kick is good. England 32 - 10 Argentina.
74min - Knock on in contact and England have a scrum 35 metres out.
71min - TRY - Argentina, lovely from Argentina, a nice backline move and it's Matías Moroni who scores. Kick is good. England 25 - 10 Argentina
69min - Elliot Daly takes a fair catch by the try line.
67min - Lineout won from England against the throw and they clear.
66min - This game is getting a little sloppy now, penalty won by Argentina.
63min - Knock on from Argentina and England will have the scrum feed.
60min - Penalty won very well by Argentina at the breakdown, Creevy the man.
56min - Slow play from both sides here as Argentina have the ball in their own half, they clear.
52min - Knock on from Tuilagi and England have the advantage and will kick for the points. It's good. England 25 - 3 Argentina.
51min - George Ford with another perfect kick, in behind the defence to set up shop.
50min - Great work from Watson who takes a cross field kick but can't stay in field.
48min - Incredible from George Ford, a perfect kick in behind, Argentina win the lineout and clear.
45min - TRY - England, the move the ball left, and it's George Ford who scores. Kick is good. England 22 - 3 Argentina.
45min - England are hot on attack here throwing the ball left and right.
42min - Knock on goes against Argentina and England will have a scrum feed.
41min - Penalty won by Argentina at the breakdown, great work from Pablo Matera.
41min - Second half is underway!
Half time.
42min - TRY - England, the forwards go to work for 20 phases but it's Ben Youngs who throws the dummy and scores for England. Kick is wide. England 15 - 3 Argentina.
39min - Penalty against Argentina, dangerous play from the Pumas - pretty silly from Pablo Matera he picks up and dumps Tom Curry. Stupid stuff from the captain.
36min - TRY - England, after taking six or so pops at the line England opt to spin the ball left and it's Elliot Daly who goes in to score. Kick is wide. England 10 - 3 Argentina.
34 min - A nice backline move from England sets them up and they are 5m out.
32min - Argentina get the ball going forward and after they break the line there is a mistake - knock on in the contact - Scrum England.
30min - Knock on from England, it's Farrell, much better from England as they look to run the ball. Argentina clear well through Benjamin Urdapilleta.
28min - You'd think right now it's England who are down to 14 men, nothing creative, they just kick it.
26min - Penalty won by Argentina at the breakdown, im not sure England are playing this the right way... a little negative.
25min - Kicking battle here, no idea why England aren't running against the 14 men.
23min - Not straight called against Argentina - England scrum.
20 min - Brain fade from Tuilagi who tackles a player in the air, just a penalty Owens says... it was close.
18min - England will kick for the three, it's wide. England 5 - 3 Argentina.
18min - Owens goes upstairs on a tackle from Tomas Lavanini he makes contact with Owen Farrell's head and will be red carded - massive moment in the match, could that be game over?
18min - England run out of options and Argentina clear, as do Englang May calls the mark.
14min - Another knock on from Argentina and England win a scrum 30 metres out.
13min - Argentina win the lineout against the throw but Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro knocks the ball on in contact.
12min - Great work from George, he wins the tighthead and England will have a penalty - there's a bit of biff.. bitta hows your father on the ground. Owens not having any of it.
11min - Knock on after the kick off and Argentina will have a scrum feed.
9min - TRY - England, from the lineout, England go close, regather and spin it left to Johnny May who scores. Kick is wide. England 5 - 3 Argentina.
8min - England get the ball back and are hot on attack.
5min - Argentina should score out wide under advantage, but Daly makes a great tackle to get Santiago Carreras out. Argentina win the penalty and they take the three. It's good. England 0 - 3 Argentina.
3min - Argentina go super close, a cross field kick to Matías Moroni who nearly scores, but Johnny May gets back to cover, Argentina win a 5m scrum.
2min - Offside called against Argentina, England clear.
1min - Kick off in this massive clash!
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Pre-match chat: Eddie Jones says England face a test of their manhood against Argentina
Coach Eddie Jones believes England face a test of their "manliness" as they attempt to seal a knockout berth by beating Argentina in their Rugby World Cup showdown in Tokyo on Saturday.
Bonus-point wins over Tonga, and the USA have England in a strong position, and a win against the Pumas will see them become the first team to qualify the quarter-finals.
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However, Jones is wary of Argentina, who must win to keep alive their hopes of reaching the knockout stage for a fourth successive World Cup.
History is on England's side as they've beaten the Pumas in their past nine games dating back to 2009.
"When you play against Argentina, they base their game on the scrum, so it's a test of manliness," said Jones.
"To beat Argentina you have to take them on up-front - scrum, maul, ruck attack, ruck defence. That's where it will be won.
"They were very unlucky to lose to France, and all the stats from the game suggest they should have won it. We have the greatest respect for Argentina."
Jones added that his players are in the best physical condition they have ever been ahead of the match.
The fixture is England's first against a tier-one team at the World Cup, but every match from here on out will be against quality opposition.
"We have prepared well for the game, and physically we are in the best position we have been in. Mentally I think we are in a good position and we can't be seduced by Argentina's state," Jones said.
"We know Argentina play with a lot of pride and a lot of passion and that will be multiplied by the fact they are in a game that is very important to them. So that allows us to try and take away their strengths, then try to attack their weaknesses. There are some weaknesses.
"We can't be seduced by Argentina's state. We know they play with a lot of pride and a lot of passion and that will be multiplied by the fact they are in a game that's very important to them.
"Rugby is a tough physical game. We have seen that already at this World Cup. The passion and pride come down to the toughness of your play.
"But then there's emotional control because when you have a lot of passion and pride, it tends to multiply your strengths and multiply your weaknesses."
