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 3-17 Argentina
Ireland make the most of their opportunity. A neat touchfinder takes them to within 10m of Argentina's line and the Pumas crumble under the pressure, giving Ian Madigan a shot at goal in front of the posts. It's the sort of kick he could rattle off in his sleep.
Ireland 0-17 Argentina
Could that be the moment which swings the pendulum in Ireland's way. Ramiro Herrera with a late tackle on Keith Earls. The Irish fans in the crowd hiss when they see the replay. The prop is off. He can rest for 10 minutes
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Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
"I'm very worried. Ireland are really struggling at the breakdown. They're not making an impact in the rucks. Argentina are able to recycle the ball quickly, and Ireland can't get on the front foot."
Image source, ReutersArgentina threatening whenever they have the ball. Number eight Leonardo Senatore thunders down the left wing, then Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe makes hard yards in the middle of the field.
The Pumas in opposition territory at lighting speed. Nicolas Sanchez eyes up the drop-goal, but, oof, it's an ugly one. It hasn't the height nor the distance and it wobbles limply wide.
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John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at the Millennium Stadium
"Stephen Ferris said during the week that he would be a bit worried if Argentina went six or 10 points ahead early on. Make that 17 Stevie, ouch."
Ireland 0-17 Argentina
As Tommy Bowe was stretchered off, Ireland fans may have forgotten that their team was penalised leading up to that injury. Unfortunately for the Irish, Nicolas Sanchez is in ruthless mood, knocking a penalty over from 43m with aplomb.
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Justin Marshall
Former New Zealand scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live
"The big difference between the two forward lines is Argentina are playing on the gain line and Ireland are playing in the transition zone. Ireland need to galvanise. They need to reassess their game plan and find a way to make sure they don't lose this game in the first half.
"Ireland have to retain the ball, get patient and get physical."
Tommy Bowe runs into Tomas Lavanini and the winger falls to the floor, face contorted in pain, as if he's run into the path of a tank at full speed, which I suppose he has.
The mobile stretcher comes on. It could be the end of the former Ospreys man's afternoon. Applause for Bowe as he leaves the pitch.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt has been ALL Argentina so far.
The Pumas have run 145m with the ball, 123m more than Ireland.
Argentina have been trying to get the ball out wide and are playing an expansive game with right winger Santiago Cordero seeing plenty of action.
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Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
"Argentina are playing all the rugby. They're moving the ball around and Ireland are on the rack here."
Ireland 0-14 Argentina
Argentina punching holes in midfield... Ireland's defence in disarray.
Santiago Cordero with a well-weighted crossfield kick from the wing and his fellow flyer Juan Imhoff reads the play beautifully, sprinting towards the posts and grabbing the ball and touching it down before it goes dead.
Fortune favours Nicolas Sanchez, the outside-half's conversion rattles the posts before falling the right side.
Image source, ReutersAn intense opening to this match. Argentina fired up and their forwards breathing fire, pushing Ireland back in the scrum. Ireland's set-piece crushed on their own put-in. Only the second time they've lost their own scrum in this tournament.
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
"Great score from Argentina. They took Ireland through a couple of phases and found space on the outside. I was worried that Ireland's defence hadn't been tested so far in this tournament - and now we have the answer there. Ireland need to get on the scoreboard now, with a penalty, a drop-goal, anything. They look off the pace."
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Ireland 0-7 Argentina
What a score! Joaquin Tuculet gathers the high ball, getting his men rolling forward. Brilliant from Santiago Cordero, who sucks in Rob Kearney and sets Matias Moroni free to gallop down the right wing.
Nicholas Sanchez as reliable as ever, adding two points from near the touchline.
Image source, AFPThe Pumas keeping ball in hand before Nicolas Sanchez changes ploy, boot to ball, but Rob Kearney passes his first test. Ireland on the front foot, but Agustin Creevy brilliantly steals possession. Although, the Pumas fail to find touch from the resultant penalty.
Image source, Getty Imagesbut not as close as Ian Madigan's new haircut
The Ireland fly-half, in for the injured Johnny Sexton, has marked the occasion with the shortest of short back and sides.
Image source, InphoIreland 0-0 Argentina
Jerome Garces is the man in charge of keeping order for the next 80 minutes. He blows his whistle. Ian Madigan kicks it to Tomas Lavanini and it's safe to say this cracker has started.