England flanker Chris Robshaw, who was named man of the match, told Sky Sports: 

"This match was always a danger for us. We weren't sure what to expect.

"We got exploited in some areas and they tested us but we went through what-ifs and we reacted well.

"The vibe is good in camp. We've got another tough challenge next week and we've got some sore bodies out there."

Watch as Scotland's Stuart Hogg gets his second try of the day to finish the scoring and give the home side a 43-16 win over Georgia. 

England scrum-half Ben Youngs told Sky Sports: "The boys really dug it out. The desire was there. Losing Elliot was tough, he had great intentions to get the ball but the rules are rules when it comes to player welfare.

"We adapted well and it was a great team effort. Some of the forwards were outstanding.

"We let them out a bit easily in their 22. We've played for 75 mins with a man down and that's a good experience.

On going unbeaten for a year, if they beat Australia: "It would be incredible effort and it would show how far we've come in 12 months. It shows we're bulding nicely. It's an exciting time to be an England players."

Phew. What a match that was! 

England make it 12 matches unbeaten under Eddie Jones and a 13th win in a row.

This game is now in to hour three. I'm exhausted just watching it. 

England are going to put in one last attack. They earn a scrum 22 metres out.

And we see the lesser-spotted Jonny May as blindside flanker! 

England give away possession, though and Argentina gain ground. 

England have found some real pace in the last 10 minutes. They're really up for this now.

They go darting forward but possession is lost by an Argentina interception.

Play is held up by touch judges, who have seen something off the ball. 

The referee decides Joe Marler should be sin-binned for holding on to Enriqure Pieretto, while Pieretto gets the red for stamping on Marler's face.

This game's had more cards than Hallmark. It's 13 v 13. 

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Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

The Georgians have had success this season and came here with high hopes but were blown away by Scotland. 

Scotland were accurate, aggressive and their set-pieces in the main were very good.

They looked after the ball and scored tries. They were all different and some with sparkling X-factor.

After an Argentina break forward, the TMO gets involved again for a possible neck roll.

It looks like Dan Cole's the victim - he's covered in blood - and the Pumas' good work is undone. 

England kick to touch.

Mike Brown was inches away from England's third try. But it's just short. 

Scotland knock-on and Matthew Carley blows his whistle to call an end to proceedings.

The first-half blitz made life comfortable for Scotland, despite Georgia's second-half rally.

That gives Scotland their sixth win this calendar year in their 10th match.

Three autumn internationals and but for that one point defeat to Australia, it was almost perfect.

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A quite remarkable run from Mike Brown - for the second time this match. 

He's storming through the Argentina defence and he's not quite got his body over the line...he's about three metres away and it looks like he's dropped the ball just short. 

We wait for the TMO...

Keith Bryan: Argentina have only scored when we were down to 13 men. Great defensive display from England 

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Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

Brilliant score by Scotland.

What a finale, what a finish, what a try.

Pablo Matera is now off for Argentina after an infringement in the maul and we're 14-apiece.

Owen Farrell earns another penalty, but it's a second miss. 

Greig Laidlaw is off, Ali Price on in his place.

Apparently he is a keen scuba diver, more relevantly he has beaten more defenders than any other scrum-half in the Pro-12 this year.

Bob Price: This performance convinces me that it's time for a 7 Nations.