The World Cup will take a two-day break before returning to action on Wednesday when it'll be those giant killers Japan hogging the limelight again as they take on Scotland in Pool B at 14:30 BST. They couldn't do it again could they? 

Australia will take on Fiji, while France battle Romania in the other matches. 

It's a day which promises much and, so far, this tournament has delivered. There will be more live coverage from us on Wednesday so do join us then. In the meantime, why not read Ben Dirs' take on New Zealand being "shaken to the core". Thanks, as always, for joining us. Bye for now.

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The 2015 edition of the Rugby World Cup is under way and what an opening weekend it has been. Japan would never beat South Africa, they said. 

But as Ben Dirs writes, reflecting on the biggest upset in Rugby World Cup history: "It actually happened. I checked. Oh to be a fly on the wall in that South African dressing room. Forget the game itself, that fly had the hottest ticket in Brighton."

To read more on Ben's take on Japan's miracle in Brighton click here. It's worth five minutes of your time. 

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As has already been mentioned, Wales' rugby followers will be hoping the team's medical staff have healing hands but even that might not be enough for centre Cory Allen who is set to miss the rest of the World Cup after injuring his hamstring in the opening 54-9 win against Uruguay.

Props Samson Lee and Paul James have calf concerns and Aaron Jarvis is also a worry. Head coach Warren Gatland says he may have to call up front-row cover.

Allen scored a first-half hat-trick but was taken off in the second with a "significant" hamstring injury.

The good news is that full-back Liam Williams' thigh injury is not thought to be serious.

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Having lost in the Cricket World Cup final earlier this year, New Zealand batsman Martin Guptill will be hoping the All Blacks can go one better...

New Zealand will be satisfied with their victory but Wales have a worrying few days ahead of them after further injuries to the squad during their victory over Uruguay earlier this afternoon. 

Argentina were forced to make a lot more tackles in that second half, a reversal from the first 40 minutes.

The big stat is the 33 tackles the Pumas missed, which is something you can't afford to do against the World Champions.

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Here are the attacking stats from the match and New Zealand lead the way in every aspect of the game.

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New Zealand captain Richie McCaw speaking to ITV Sport: "I guess that's what you expect first up. I thought that second half was a lot more clinical. It's a magic place to play here at Wembley, it's one of the great grounds to play at.

"It's been a while since our last game and we've been over here for 10 days or so, so we were itching to get out there and get started. We'll have to make a few improvements but that's the nature of rugby."

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It's a rare sight seeing Richie McCaw trudge to the sidelines after being shown a yellow card. It was the third time the captain has been sin binned in an All Black shirt. 

And here's the killer stat: no All Black has been yellow carded more than McCaw, with the captain now level with Kees Meeuws, Sam Whitelock and Tony Woodcock. 

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Sonny Bill Williams had a stormer at Wembley after coming on at half-time.

After just 40 minutes he has jumped to the top of the offloads table, alongside Georgia's Mamuka Gorgodze.

New Zealand face Georgia in Pool C on 2 October.

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Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

"New Zealand will be very relieved and very sore tonight. They'll be straight into the ice baths. The Argentines did very well. It was only right at the end that the All Blacks could start enjoying the occasion.

"The Argentines need to refocus now, because the other three teams in their pool will be targeting them. Tonga, Georgia and Namibia would all see it as a feather in their cap to beat Argentina."

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A superb performance by Argentina but they didn't quite have enough. New Zealand's replacements were influential in the second half, with Sonny Bill Williams having a significant impact.