Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Two

Wales deserved that, they were the better team today.

It was the Wales of old, their defence won it, and their set piece. You have to give credit to the Wales front row.

You have to give credit to Wales for getting the result.

Man of the match Alun Wyn Jones: "We knew we were pretty poor in the first game [against Australia] and we had to play and be a credit for the people who turned up today. We've taken a lot of criticism, rightly so, but we wanted to prove people wrong."

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Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Two

You just felt that this was all about the win. The tries were nice, but the win was most important.

There's still work to do in attack, in distribution, but they will take the win and move on to Japan and South Africa.

If Wales can win three of their four Autumn internationals they'll be happy with that.

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More promising for Canada.

They bulldoze Ireland backwards at scrum-time before fly-half Connor Braid makes a half-break as Paddy Jackson is left water-skiing off the back of his opposite number's shirt. 

Gareth Davies runs the ball into touch and that's a welcome victory for Wales after a disastrous performance last week against Australia. Argentina weren't very good but a win, as they say, is a win.

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Hooker Sean Cronin is relishing the open spaces. The Ireland man has a serious turn of pace and he crashing around the loose like a frisky heffer.

Sean O'Brien's turn to show what he can do, punching a hole and then flinging a back-of-the-hand offload out towards Craig Gilroy.

The Pumas haven't taken their teeth out just yet, here they come with a maul. But it comes to nought as the ball is knocked out and Wales are awarded a scrum. Clock ticks into the red...

Argentina refuse to lie down as Martín Landajo's try is given by the television match official. 

Biggar has a free shot at a drop-goal, which comes up short, before Halfpenny is handed the ball and told to go for goal. Pieretto it was again, the replacement prop has given up three penalties in as many minutes. Halfpenny nails it, that could be that.

Hernandez is replaced by Iglesias, as Wales lose a line-out. Sanchez kicks through, Liam Williams clears, Pieretto is pinged for offside, Biggar gives it some hammer, line-out on the Argentina 22.

Finlay Beaham lays down a marker with a crunching hit that turned Canada prop Djustice Sears-Duru from rampaging bull to spring lamb.

Ireland moving up ominously to the Canada 22m..

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Two

You can't give that as a high tackle, that's pathetic! It's a nonsense.

He ducked into the tackle, how else are you supposed to make a tackle? It doesn't help that Charteris is 7ft as well...

Charteris is pinged for a high tackle on Sanchez, although that looks harsh, Sanchez's head was only a couple of feet off the ground. Over it goes and it's a one-pointer again...

Paddy Jackson is steering the ship at 10 for coach Joe Schmidt. He makes a good touch up inside the Canada half after the kick-off is safely gathered by his forwards. 

Nicky Smith demolishes the Argentina scrum and Biggar boots clear. Pieretto replaces Herrera for the second time, this time for good. Wales put it through the hands but Jonathan Davies' final flipped pass isn't taken by Liam Williams. Here come Argentina, running it out, but a pass is loose and they are awarded a penalty...

Eddie Butler
BBC Rugby commentator

It's all become rather breathless and broken up.