Quarter-final result: Ireland 20-43 Argentina
Moroni, Imhoff 2, Tuculet tries, Sanchez 4 cons, 5 pens for Arg
Fitzgerald, Murphy tries, Madigan 2 pens & 2 cons for Ire
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Ireland 20-43 Argentina
There'll be no first World Cup semi-final for Ireland. Instead, it's Argentina who will play either Australia or Scotland. Ireland's players on their knees, distraught, but they were well beaten.
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Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
"The better team won. You can't cough up 20 points in the opening 20 minutes of a World Cup quarter-final and expect to win. The fact they got back into contention will only frustrate them more. Ireland weren't precise enough, made some bad decisions and executed moves poorly."
Ireland 20-43 Argentina
Ireland recycling. Rhys Ruddock gains some metres... Robbie Henshaw tries to sashay through Argentina's defence, but the Pumas are alert to his shuffling hips... Ireland, eventually, lose possession... and that's the end of the match.
Image source, ReutersIreland hoping for one last hurrah before they depart this tournament. They earn a penalty 10m from Argentina's line, Jamie Heaslip thunders forward...
Justin Marshall
Former New Zealand scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"Argentina have played the last part of the second half so well that Ireland are lost for ideas. Ireland had a good spell of pressure early in the second half, but they haven't really been back into the opposing 22 since then. Argentina have won all of the big moments today."
Image source, ReutersIreland 20-43 Argentina
Keith Earls with a late shoulder-charge on Santiago Cordero, but he escapes with a warning, the centre smiles wryly. The result is a chance for Nicolas Sanchez to practice his kicking, not that he needs it, and he knocks it over with his usual aplomb.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWales centre Jamie Roberts is impressed.
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
"Absolutely fantastic score. Ireland have looked vulnerable on the short side throughout the second half. Argentina have been probing, and they've found the way through with a superb try.
"You have to take your hat off to Argentina. They've taken a lot of punishment, absorbed it and come back. Ireland have made one or two critical errors, Argentina have seen their chance and taken it. And that is it, I'm afraid, for Ireland."
Ireland 20-40 Argentina
Dear Argentina fans, you may celebrate, you are through to the semi-finals. Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe punching holes, offloading to top-poacher Juan Imhoff and the winger has enough time for a swallow dive as he dives over.
Nicolas Sanchez, in front of the posts... two points.
Image source, APJust the 10 minutes remaining and Ireland need to conjure a magic trick of Houdini standards if they are to escape from here. They have a mountain to climb, and it feels as if they have only brought flip-flops with them for the task.
Ryan Constable
Former Australia centre on BBC Radio Ulster
"It was outstanding stuff from Argentina. The finishing was lethal."
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Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
"This all stems from Ireland not being able to clear their lines. They messed around with possession, and they're paying the price. They should have been up the pitch."
Image source, AFPIreland 20-33 Argentina
Argentina are celebrating. Joaquin Tuculet thinks he's scored near the touchline. Has he?
It was fabulous build-up play from the Pumas, the forwards doing the damage before the backs were let free to dazzle and outwit Ireland by going wide.
Joaquin Tuculet steps inside Rob Kearney, and has the strength to touch down in the corner despite Irish bodies on his back.
And it's a stunning touchline conversion from Nicolas Sanchez from the touchline, inflicting the mortal blow.
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Anybody nervous?
Image source, APDenis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
"This is just the time when Argentina might think Ireland are trying to play too much rugby now."
Pablo Matera, taking his eye off the ball, loses possession and could this be Ireland's chance? They need to be quick. They need to be clinical. But Robbie Henshaw stutters, going for the razzle-dazzle mis-pass when a simple through-the-hands move would have sufficed. Irish momentum dies a death.
Australia are on the way to Twickenham, but back rower David Pocock wants to know the score. Well seeing as you asked David, it's Ireland 20-26 Argentina, but it's close... and tense.