Man, that was bruising. And that's just watching. The players run off to the tunnel, eager to get back to the dressing room. Presumably for a gulp of water and some antiseptic liquid on their bumps and bruises.

Ireland have already lost Robbie Henshaw, Johnny Sexton and CJ Stander to injury remember.

Simon Zebo hasn't had much chance to stretch his legs. Now the Irish wing can, his eyes lighting up as he chases after a loose ball. But the All Blacks scoop it up, going on to win a penalty at the breakdown.

And that should see them through to the break.

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Argentina scrum half Martin Landajo isn't scared to take a hit. The diminutive nine has attempted to barge his way through non-existent gaps at the outskirts of Scottish rucks on several occasions today, only to be knocked back by a number of the Scotland pack each time.

Pick on someone your own size? "Ok," says Landajo and gives his opposite number Greig Laidlaw a clip as he runs past that brings an angry reaction from the fiery Scottish scrum half. 

Huge cheers from the home fans as Ireland win a penalty to alleviate more All Blacks pressure. Desperate defending from Joe Schmidt's men does the trick.

Fans of running rugby will love this. Irish scrum-half Conor Murray's box-kick is a tad heavy, allowing full-back Ben Smith to bring it back. The All Blacks fling the ball around the Chicago Bulls, Malakai Fekitoa somehow rescuing an overthrow that almost escapes into touch.

New Zealand keep the ball moving, with hooker Dane Coles even popping up on the right touchline. Remarkable.

But Ireland's defence remains firm, winning a scrum when the visitors can't get the ball to ground.

Keith Wood
Former Ireland captain on BBC Two

Every part of that Scotland try was perfect.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC Two

What a comeback from Scotland in the last five minutes.

Jonathan Hawkins: constant illegal tackles from the all blacks. Ref needs to step it up and penalise with more cards

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC Two

Excellent score from Argentina. It was a wonderful kick. 

They had a shot to nothing because of the advantage but it was a great reaction to the bounce and a great drive over the line.

Yep, it wasn't a fair steal. All Blacks fly-half Beauden Barrett knocks on as he dispossesses opposite number Paddy Jackson. Ireland off the hook.

Beauden Barrett grabs the ball from Paddy Jackson and races through to the line. Jaco Peyper isn't convinced that is legal though. Can we have a look upstairs please?

The Ireland line-out has been shaky of late - and here's why. And overthrow is juggled by Tadhg Furlong, letting All Blacks have the ball back.

That also coincides with Aaron Smith seeing out his 10 minutes in the sin-bin. Ireland will be thinking they could have made more of that numerical advantage.

JD: All Blacks pushing the laws to the limit

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC Two

Vern Cotter will be disappointed with that.

Scotland lost the kick-off, conceded a penalty and then the line-out and then conceded another penalty. 

That is quite disappointing.

That's a high tackle from Stuart Hogg and will Argentina take the opportunity to go for the points? No, Juan Martin Hernandez opts for touch and the Pumas look to build some pressure on the Scotland line.

A few tempers flaring on both sides as Scotland are then caught offside at the ruck, but after that all dies down it's another penalty for Argentina and this time Nicolas Sanchez does decide to level things up from in front of the posts.

Routine stuff for Paddy Jackson. The Ireland replacement scrum-half knocks over the three points quick sharp.

Tony Ward
Former Ireland and Lions fly-half

The referee is trying to let the game go and we are getting a real contest.