Pool C result: Argentina 45-16 Tonga
Tuculet, Imhoff, Sanchez, Montoya, Cordero tries
Morath, Tonga'uiha tries & Morath 2 pens for Tonga
Morath with four missed kicks for Tonga
Both teams in contention to reach quarter-finals
I said at the very beginning that the show must go on - and it will indeed continue to do so.
That concludes our coverage from the Leicester City Stadium, but please do pop over here to enjoy live text and radio commentary of Ireland v Italy.
A brief final check on that missed tackles stat we were keeping our eye on too, and the final tally was 63. Sixty-three! That's almost one every minute.
Tonga definitely can't complain that they were starved of possession, but Argentina were at their clinical best to secure a comfortable 45-16 victory in Leicester.
Image source, OptaArgentina 45-16 Tonga
And that is very much that. Five tries for the Pumas sees them take a rather sizeable step towards the last eight.
Image source, AP
Argentina 45-16 Tonga
Image source, Getty ImagesBut the Pumas turn it over and, even with the clock red, decide that they'll try to end with a flourish - and end with a flourish they do.
The ball is pinged over towards the right flank, where Argentina have numbers over, and Santiago Cordero dances inside to touch down.
Nicolas Sanchez converts, Argentina celebrate.
Here's that "ole, ole, ola, Argentina" chant Owen was talking about earlier. It is certainly encouraging to hear the crowd still so warmly embracing the World Cup, even after England's exit last night. Public enthusiasm hasn't wavered yet, at least.
The ball is in Tongan hands on halfway, we've got around 60 seconds to play.
Here comes the Mexican wave! If I had a pound for every Mexican wave at this tournament...
Anyhow, the crowd are in party mood and Tonga are into the Argentine 22, before eventually knocking on.
Image source, AFPTonga are a proud old bunch - and I use the word "old" deliberately, as their starting XV here is the oldest team in Rugby World Cup history - and they're on the attack once more.
Argentina 38-16 Tonga
Image source, ReutersIt looks unbelievably marginal, but Julian Montoya has produced a bit of magic to get the ball down while dangling his right left just high enough above the floor for it to count.
Nicolas Sanchez's conversion is good, Argentina are bossing it.
Argentina 31-16 Tonga
Image source, Getty ImagesThey're over again too - but did Julian Montoya's boot graze the touchline as he touched down? Back up to the television match official...
It's Argentina's turn to come forward this time, and they're right up to the Tongan line, but Tomas Cubelli drifted out of play before he could cross the whitewash.
They're still pressing though, the Pumas, and have a line-out 10 metres out.
Owen Phillips
BBC Sport at the Leicester City Stadium
Image source, ReutersIt's not that easy to follow the constant Argentine singing, but reckon even I can master the stirring rendition of "Ole Ole Ola, Argentina" which greeted that try.
A real sense of relief coming through with the noisiest chanting so far. It could just be the constant flow of beer, of course, but the stadium was literally bouncing after that score.
But, having secured the ball and made their way up to the five-metre line, replacement Latiume Fosita spills it forward and they'll have to start all over again.
Can the Tongans produce something yet, however?
Joseph Tuineau enters a ruck from the side, so Kurt Morath heads for touch.
Argentina 31-16 Tonga
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's clinical from the Pumas, who move the ball from left to right, before Nicolas Sanchez dummies and darts through the line to touch down.
He misses the conversion, but either way that could turn out to be terminal for Tonga.
Image source, AFPBut Argentina have turned it over! Here they come, 10 metres out...
But Tonga spoil the party, winning a penalty at the scrum. They're not going anywhere in a hurry, no sir.
All the while, the Argentina supporters continue to chant away, more like football fans.
Argentina 26-16 Tonga
Image source, AFPAfter a couple of replays, the answer is a fairly comprehensive "no" from the television match official.
Five-metre scrum for Argentina, it is.
Argentina 26-16 Tonga
Image source, AFPThe pumas are on the attack, up to the five-metre line thanks to the fleet-footed Nicolas Sanchez. Three metres out, one metre out... They're over! But have they got the ball to ground?...
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter a free-flowing first half, full to the brim with tries, carries, offloads and hopelessly missed tackles, this second period is becoming incredibly frustrating.
Soane Tonga'uiha is guilty at the breakdown, so Argentina go to touch this time.
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