Pool C FT: New Zealand 26-16 Argentina
A Smith, Cane tries, Carter 4 pens 2 cons for New Zealand
Pagadizabal try, Sanchez con & 3 pens for Argentina
New Zealand are defending champions
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The Wembley crowd roaring, enjoying the spectacle as we enter the final 15 minutes. New Zealand on course for another try. Aaron Smith sniping and snapping, supporting Sonny Bill Williams who punctures holes in midfield. Sam Cane simply needs to collect the pass and stroll over - but he messes up 2m out.
Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"One of the great things about Argentina today has been their positive attitude. They are usually a team, and I don't mean this disrespectfully, who like to shut the game down against the major sides, but today there's been none of that. They've rolled the dice, and it's worked for them. They've made it difficult for New Zealand."
Image source, AFPNew Zealand are turning the screw here and deserve their try. The graphic below shows how much time they are spending in the Argentina 22.
Suddenly the Pumas are the ones doing the majority of defending with 90 tackles to 71, while the All Blacks have edged ahead in metres covered - 321m to 249m.
Sonny Bill Williams has had an instant impact. We know he loves a one-handed off-load and he's already produced three offloads, the highest in the game, including the one to Milner-Skudder who should have scored earlier.
Image source, OptaTomas Cubelli does well to grab the high, bouncing ball with Conrad Smith breathing over his shoulder. Was it a late tackle from the All Black centre? Possibly, but nothing comes of it.
Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"Good work by Aaron Smith, who showed his speed of decision making. New Zealand tried to shift the ball quickly from the point of win at the lineout because this beef of Argentina doesn't go backwards. This a crucial period of the game now."
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New Zealand 19-16 Argentina
Something for the All Black fans to cheer. Eventually their persistence pays off. Scrum-half Aaron Smith collects the ball from the base of a breakdown, a shuffle of the hips and the diminutive number nine dives over, giving his half-back partner Dan Carter a simple conversion.
Argentina needing to hold firm in face of a wave of All Black attacks. Steve Hansen's men have the tryline in their sight... 5m short when they decide to give the backline the chance to break the Pumas defence.
Wayne Barnes spots a high tackle by Dane Coles - but comes back for an initial Argentine offence at the breakdown 5m from their own line.
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinhois in the crowd at Wembley. Asked earlier in the week about his plans he replied: "I go to New Zealand against Argentina [in the Rugby World Cup] because I love it."
Wise words Jose, what's not to love about this cracker...
Image source, ReutersThe cameras find Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho watching on from one of the VIP seats. The Blues manager knows one or two things about shock results this season.
Argentina defending, defending and defending some more. New Zealand attempting to rock the Pumas with their power - but these South Americans are tough beasts.
Image source, ReutersAndrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"Steve Hansen wants to inject fresh energy into the scrum, so he's changed both of his props. They're both mobile props as well."
Ben Dirs
BBC Sport
Quote MessageIf Argentina manage to pull this off, the impact of their fans should not be underestimated. It's a proper football atmosphere in here, but barely a peep out of the Kiwis, other than when they're mounting a rare assault on the Pumas line.
Image source, ReutersBen Dirs
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
"If Argentina manage to pull this off, the impact of their fans should not be underestimated. It's a proper football atmosphere in here, but barely a peep out of the Kiwis, other than when they're mounting a rare assault on the Pumas line."
Argentina's fans have turned a patch of Wembley into Buenos Aires, they're on their feet, waving their flags, chanting and singing, hoping to give their men extra strength. There's a slight stop in play as there's a host of substitutions. Beauden Barrett one of the new faces, coming on to replace Nehe Milner-Skudder.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe black boots debate rumbles on...
Andrew Mehrtens
Former New Zealand fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"We saw the effect of the bench for England on Friday with Burgess and Vunipola. New Zealand's coaching team have obviously decided they want the same effect from Sonny Bill Williams and Wyatt Crockett. I think Nehe Milner-Skudder just clutched at the ball there when he had the tryline in sight. But Sonny Bill Williams is involved immediately."
We're back to 15 against 15 as Conrad Smith serves his sentence and returns to the battlefield. Argentina need to hold firm on their own scrum as they defend their tryline, and they do just that. New Zealand turning illegally, gifting the Pumas a pressure-relieving touch-finder.
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