James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Wales need to try and get their fast runners on the ball.

The Argentina defence is eating Wales up at the moment.

That was a big moment for Argentina.

Wales ask some questions with ball in hand just outside the 22 but the Pumas win a timely penalty.

Clock ticking for the visitors, who need two converted tries to level.

Both sides opting for box kicks, knowing how important the next score is.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

Ben Warren took that really well.

The difference was is that they had momentum and put Argentina on the back foot.

The Pumas collapse the drive. Wales, without Rhys Carre on, go for the corner again rather than for a quick tap.

Score here and you never know...

Big moment as Kane James comes on for his first cap. Wainwright off.

Wales go through the phases, stressing the Pumas defence.

They make steady progress and win a penalty after 18 phases as they hit the 22.

That earns a chance to go for the corner.

Dafydd Jones
BBC Sport Wales, Estadio San Juan del Bicentenario

Dewi Lake leaves the field with a limp, but there's still time to rally his team-mates.

The hooker turns to the Wales players, urging them to dig deep as he makes his way off, with the travelling supporters applauding their captain's efforts.

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Wales stress the Argentina defence but the hosts hold firm just inside the Welsh half until a high tackle.

That gives a rare attacking opportunity for the visitors, with Tomos Williams giving an almighty rollocking to James Botham about chasing kicks.

Worrying for Wales with Dewi Lake helped from the field - will he make the Springboks Test next week?

The positive is that they have a quality replacement with strong Scarlets hooker Ryan Elias coming on for his 50th cap.

The Pumas don't have a Rhys Carre!

Quick tap, one big charge and then they go for the line from the second phase.

Pablo Matera is held up over the line and it'll be a goalline drop-out.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Argentina look a lot more urgent attacking than Wales.

They have so many options out wide and up front.

A brilliantly brutal attack by Argentina ends with replacement Matias Moroni going over, but there is a knock-on by Simon Benitez Cruz in the build-up.

Ref Paul Williams goes back for a penalty against Jac Morgan for offside.

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This is getting a bit ugly.

Argentina win a scrum penalty and kick towards the 22. Wales really need to hold firm here.

Teddy Williams on for Ben Carter in the second row, while perhaps the more eye-catching replacement is on the wing.

Ellis Mee replaced by Louis Rees-Zammit, who will have a point to prove after being dropped from the starting line-up. Max Llewellyn also on.

The Pumas have also made some changes, with stalwart Pablo Matera among those to come on.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Another few missed tackles from Wales.

Argentina are slipping through tackles, which is allowing the offloads and that is in complete contrast to Wales.

Wales are not looking after the ball. A handling error wastes the chance to get into Pumas territory and instead they are tested in defence again.

This is energy-sapping stuff.