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Scotland head coach Vern Cotter is looking to bounce back from a 23-22 defeat by Australia last week: "Nobody likes losing, but the honesty within the group first thing on Monday was a down-to-earth analysis of what did we actually contribute to that game.

"It was a very close-cut thing, only one point, but we were pretty tough on ourselves that Monday and the players were pretty tough on themselves."

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Argentina coach Daniel Hourcade has named the same team that lost to Wales.

On the bench, veteran back-rower Juan Manuel Leguizamon and Juan Pablo Estelles, who only joined the squad on Monday, are included.

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Edinburgh flanker Magnus Bradbury makes his Scotland debut in place of Ryan Wilson in one of four changes to the side that lost to Australia.

Tommy Seymour returns on the wing in place of Tim Visser, Grant Gilchrist comes in for lock Richie Gray and hooker Fraser Brown replaces Ross Ford.

Lock Tim Swinson and prop Alex Allan are on the bench for Gilchrist and Gordon Reid respectively.

That's two down, two to go. 

Next up is Scotland v Argentina, but don't panic if you can't get that on your TV set yet.

BBC Two will be showing the game from 16:55 GMT, with the tennis switching the BBC One, I am reliably informed.

In case you missed it earlier, Wales' next opponents South Africa lost 20-18 to Italy today.

Shane Williams
Former Wales international on BBC One

Wales have won their last two games, which is a positive. However, there needs to be a change in performance. 

South Africa may have lost to Italy, but they are still a very good side. Wales need to change the way they are playing at the moment.

Jeremy Guscott
Former England centre on BBC One

You should come to international rugby with all the skills you require. You look at the line-up and where are the hard ball, strong carriers who are going to make dents in the line?

You need dynamic, explosive runners and quick ball.

Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC One

Wales are way off it. You can't gloss over that. It was a dire performance. Wales were so slow and pedestrian.

It is a win but a real poor performance.

Wales captain Sam Warburton on BBC One: "Fair play to Sam Davies stepping up at end. There was a heck of a lot of pressure on him. It was a get out of jail free card. Every time we scored we let them back in which is disappointing. After gaining momentum we took two steps back. 

"It was disappointing to give away tries like we did. It was errors. When we have got the ball we have got to keep it. Credit to Japan. They were well conditioned and kept coming.

"We didn't underestimate them, we had one of our best training weeks and they have still pushed us right to the end."

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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Strength in depth is crucial for England. 

All of the great teams have that. 

They have all had amazing strength in depth because you are going to need it come World Cup time. 

England scrum-half George Ford, talking to Sky Sports: "I thought there was some good stuff attack-wise. We were a bit loose at the breakdown but we tidied it up. 

"We put an emphasis on the first 20 minutes, we let ourselves down there last week, and we're happy to make improvement in that area. 

"We were a little off defensively, we were not where we needed to be in the next two weeks. we need to be hard on ourselves.

"The squad depth is getting better and better, it is there for all to see. The competition is fierce."

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Thoughts England fans? It seems a little churlish to moan after an attacking display like that. Explosive, energetic, exciting. Never mind fish and chip rugby, Eddie Jones's side were gourmet standard today.

But... there were bouts of defensive sloppiness. That needs sorting ahead of Australia and Argentina.

Japan's number eight Amanaki Mafi is named man of the match, he said: "It is not the result we wanted, but we played for the entire 80 minutes and I'm really proud of our players.

"We know Wales are a tough team and we like to challenge the best in the world."

Jonathan Davies
Former dual code international on BBC One

It is total relief for Wales.

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Eddie Butler
BBC Rugby commentator

That should do it.

Wales win it at the death. They are patient to set Sam Davies up in the pocket and he has the composure to win it for the hosts.

Joe Launchbury boots the ball into touch after Fiji's attack breaks down on the final play. Job done!

England win their 12th match in a row. Exciting times.

Fiji win that five-metre scrum and boot clear. Looks like England might have to settle for just the nine tries...