Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Two

It's all Wales, first half and the start of this second, Wales have been camped in the Argentina half.

Argentina are desperate to get possession - Wales are totally in control.

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Two

That is a brilliant finish, two-on-two but he cut inside and delivered a brilliant, brilliant finish.

Great play by Dan Biggar down the right first-of-all set up, they recycle the ball and get it out.

Then the finish, two men to beat - that took some doing.

We're off again. Wales probing already, Halfpenny with the grubber, Liam Williams chasing but the ball rolls into touch. 

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Two

I think Wales should have turned the pressure into points, I think they get a little white-line fever.

Defensively they're really, really up for it but they just need to find a little composure when they get near that try-line.

Owen Jones: Hate to be a downer but this is no better than the tired rugby of the last few years. Left at least 2 tries out there. Clueless.

Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

Well, after all the talk of quick-running Pumas that was a war of attrition which Wales dominated without making it tell on the scoreboard.

It's going to be a an interesting team talk by the Wales coaching team because they will be happy with the improvement over last week but frustrated by their team's failure to turn all that pressure into points.

How important will that last passage of play be as Argentina's 14-men repelled an attacking Welsh scrum?

Mike Phillips
Former Wales scrum-half on BBC Two

The energy levels and the intent to throw the ball wide has been great.

They're playing much more rugby, it's just unfortunate that Wales couldn't get the try at the end.

Dave Sommerville: How crucial is it that Wales didn't score during that last 5 minutes of the 1st half? Should've taken 3 points on offer.

Martin Hughes: How many penalties would Wales be up now if they hadn't kept plugging away for a try. What a waste!

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Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

We're a long way short of a capacity crowd in Cardiff, and there is an unusually subdued atmosphere under the closed roof.

In the crowd's defence, there has not been a lot to get excited about on the field.

Image source, Reuters

Eddie Butler
BBC Rugby commentator

Argentina may have lost a prop, but they've won a mini-rugby battle there.

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Two

He is so unlucky there, it was brilliant strength from Liam Williams.

He really is a handful.

Image source, Reuters

Try for Wales? Great work by Liam Williams, shrugging off Moroni before reaching for the line. No, foot in touch. Wales scrum, again... scrum goes down but referee plays advantage. Prop Herrera is sent to the bin for persistent collapsing and Wales will scrum again, as soon as we get a new prop... Argentina hold out, win a penalty from the scrum and clear their lines. Chance gone, very disappointing for Wales, although their performance has been greatly improved since last week.

Eddie Butler
BBC Rugby commentator

It's fair to say that in the modern age scrumming has become a chore - but aerial skills have vastly improved.

Craig Chalmers: Wales playing so much better this week. What a difference a week makes!

MeAnDering: I may be a Scot but I do LOVE the way Wales play rugby!

Martin: Welsh players have rather big mouths...

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC Two

Argentina have been under so much pressure that when they've had a chance to release it they've just snatched at the ball. Twice!

Wales scrum, five metres out. Wales win the penalty for a dodgy bind, Biggar kicks to the corner again. Wales must get something out of this, they've got Argentina reeling. Warburton takes at the line-out, Argentina mess things up, but this time scrum-half Landajo knocks on when he had a chance to clear.