Charteris takes at the line-out, gets the drive on. Wales advantage, Biggar hoists one to the corner, Liam Williams loses out to a combination of Tuculet and Moroni. Biggar kicks to the corner again after Creevy gets a ticking off from the referee, Alun Wyn Jones takes, here Wales come again. Scott Williams is driven backwards, as is Gareth Davies... Alun Wyn makes yards, Moyano knocks on... hectic stuff in Cardiff... 

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Rugged defence from Wales and it's a scrum bang middle of the field. Free-kick Wales, taken quickly. A couple of surges from Moriarty before Scott Williams curves round the outside and finds his man inside. Argentina offside, Wales penalty, Biggar kicks to the corner...

Wales line-out and it's shipped out right. Desperate, last-ditch tackle by Hernandez on Liam Williams, after a dummy run from Moriarty opens up a huge gap in the Argentine defence. Argentina having really got running yet.

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Wales win a penalty from the scrum and Biggar thumps one into touch inside the Argentina 22. Wales with the maul and it comes up a metre short. Wales penalty, bang in front, and Biggar is handed the ball... no, it's Halfpenny, who knocks it over...

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Argentina scrum and this time it's locked steady. Sanchez chips through and North mops up. Great take by Liam Williams and this time by Tuculet. Quick hands by Argentina but in the end it's knocked on and it's a Welsh scrum. 

Penalty for Wales from a line-out and Biggar kicks to the corner. Argentina nick it and should have cleared it, but Wales eventually win a penalty. Jenkins gets some treatment after a tackle on Herrera before Halfpenny levels things from the tee. 

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Argentina turn it over and make ground through the backs. Nice offload by hooker Creevy but Wales' defence is holding firm and the Pumas eventually kick it away. Biggar with the clearance and it's a beauty.

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Former dual code international on BBC Two

Most of the Argentinians are beautiful strikers of the ball, they must have played football when they were kids! That one just faded away from the posts.

Messy at the scrum but eventually the referee allows play to continue despite the front row collapsing again. Wales off-side, ahead of the kicker, and Sanchez will tee it up again. Missed, a late fade takes it wide of the uprights. 

Wonky clearance by Sanchez hands possession to Wales after Creevy had done well to tidy things up but Argentina win the scrum after a Wales knock-on.

It's an Argentina penalty after a quick line-out, not sure what for, and Nicolas Sanchez pops it over.

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We're off at the Principality Stadium...

John McEnerney: Both teams with a lot to prove, Argentina after a poor Rugby Championships will want a Six Nations scalp & Wales - well we all saw what happened v Australia! Wales by 3.

Wales captain Gethin Jenkins wins his 133rd Test cap today, making him the fourth most capped player in history. But it's Dan Biggar who gets the honour of running out alone, the fly-half is winning his 50th cap. Here is a period of silence, followed by the anthems.

Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

There’s been a lot of talk of high-risk, high-reward rugby by Welsh players in the build-up to today’s game. But they’ve been talking about Argentina, not themselves.

Wales are expecting the Pumas to come out running in Cardiff – a far cry from the team that used to rely on scrums, mauls and place kicking.

After four seasons in the Rugby Championship the Pumas pose a threat all over the field.

Wales interim head coach Rob Howley: "There's been a certain edge in training, we expect a positive reaction today. 

"The players took a lot of criticism and we've talked about the importance of learning from that. The players are looking forward to putting it right today."

John Dunne: Ireland beat the All Blacks, England smash South Africa - are we seeing a shift where the northern hemisphere catches up with the southern hemisphere? Well done England from an Ireland fan.

Ian Thomas Cantrill: Well done England! Eddie Jones what coach!

Paul Kenny: 11 wins on the trot now. To beat New Zealand's unbeaten record of 18 wins on the trot we need to win the last 3 autumn internationals and then win the six nations. They would equal it against Scotland at home but have to go to Ireland to beat the record who just stopped New Zealand's record run!  

10 under Eddie Jones, and the dead rubber against Uruguay at the World Cup... the record doesn't look impossible!

Argentina have been forced into a late change with Santiago Cordero coming in on the left wing for Ramiro Moyano

Jeronimo de la Fuente comes onto the bench  

Richard Williams
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium

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Fly-half Dan Biggar makes his 50th appearance for Wales today in the most closely-scrutinised position on the field on this mountainous side of Offa’s Dyke.

Asked what the pressure is like, the Ospreys number 10 conceded it’s more than the media put on the second rows, but not as much as Wayne Rooney has to endure with Manchester United and England.

That kind of elusiveness could come in handy today.

By the way, Biggar becomes only the third outside half to reach 50 caps for Wales after Neil Jenkins and Stephen Jones.

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Wales interim head coach Rob Howley has made six changes to the side that lost to Australia with centre Jamie Roberts dropping to the bench.

Sam Warburton and Alun Wyn Jones return to the starting XV, with Tomas Francis also included ahead of Samson Lee.

Liam Williams replaces Alex Cuthbert, while Gareth Davies is in at scrum-half for the injured Rhys Webb.