England through to quarter-finals with one game to go in Pool C
We were a bit rusty after a long break - head coach Eddie Jones
Argentina lock Tomas Lavanini sent off in 18th minute for high tackle
Jonny May, Elliot Daly and Ben Youngs notch first-half tries in Tokyo
George Ford, Jack Nowell and Luke Cowan-Dickie tries in second half
Late Argentina try from Matias Moroni
England 5-3 Argentina
On second look, it was a shocker.
Tomas Lavanini has landed a shoulder right on the jaw of Owen Farrell. Farrell was pretty upright into contact and Lavanini went in very hard.
High degree of danger and Nigel Owens dispatches the second row.
Lavanini looks on the brink of tears as he heads to the bath.
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The sort of tackle that shudders the very bone marrow.
Argentina second row Tomas Lavanini has thumped into fly-half Owen Farrell.
It looked high. Nigel Owens is going back to look at the video...
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England cough up possession and Benjamin Urdapilleta hoofs clear.
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Is Nigel Owens the coolest person in the stadium? Guys head and shoulders above him shut up and listen. Ref's handling best so far.
Rob, Cambridge.
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England are up to within 20m as Kyle Sinckler slips the first tackler and burrows on another couple of yards.
England 5-3 Argentina
A huge pile-on between the two packs as England win a scrum turnover and a penalty. Ben Youngs taps and goes and is flattened by a late tackle by Pumas skipper and former Leicester Tiger Pablo Matera.
England fly in to defend their scrum-half, Tom Curry is chief bodyguard, grabbing lapels and spitting invective.
Just a penalty, but Matera is warned that it was close to yellow.
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Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
It has been a really good start. Eddie Jones said tuck into them early, they're very focused on where they want to play - the kicking strategy and then the power of that forward pack destroyed Argentina.
England 5-3 Argentina
Fun and games at scrum time. Nigel Owens tells the sides to "stop being so cocky and start scrumming".
The Welsh official always has a smart comeback and the final word.
England 5-3 Argentina
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Tokyo Stadium
The Argentina fans have been making their presence known around the stadium all afternoon but it suddenly seems a lot more red and white in here after that try.
England 5-3 Argentina
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Perfect. England got themselves into that position, the drive almost got there and Argentina had to infringe to keep them out, but it opened a 20-metre blindside to the left - a perfectly timed pass from George Ford for Jonny May to stroll over.
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Jonny May
Clinical from England.
The Saracens connection clicks as George Kruis tells Jamie George to pick out Maro Itoje at the line-out.
On comes the shove, crabbing infield.
The backs want it. George Ford jags back blind where gas-merchant Jonny May flash-fries Benjamin Urdapilleta. The Pumas fly-half barely laid a finger on the wing.
Owen Farrell misses the tight conversion shot.
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England's turn to show some footballing smarts. Elliot Daly with a lovely bobbler towards the corner and Jonny May's chase forces Argentina to concede the line-out five from their own line...
England 0-3 Argentina
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Kyle Sinckler is lucky, a no-arms tackle diving in at the knees of the Argentinian. Everyone was low, so there was nothing too sinister in it.
Only three points conceded, not too much damage done.
Benjamin Urdapilleta
A gimmes of a penalty and the first blood goes to Argentina. They have started very well. England probably thankful to be just three points adrift...
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Nigel Owens reads a long rap sheet to Owen Farrell as we come back for the penalty.
There were a couple of offsides and a no-arms tackle from Kyle Sinckler on there.
"Do you want to speak to your players?" Owens asks Owen.
Yes, you do Owen. Farrell realises that is the wise option.
Argentina are going to take the points.
England 0-0 Argentina
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Jonny May on the spot, jet shoes, but he's one yard short of his own try line - good stuff from Argentina, creative.
England 0-0 Argentina
England are offside as they defend on their own line. Huge pressure coming on from Argentina.
Elliot Daly scrags Santiago Carreras out wide.
England 0-0 Argentina
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Tokyo Stadium
It's 28C in here but the Argentina fans have been jumping up and down non-stop since kick-off.
The number of calories burnt and amount of sweat expelled in the stands in this game are going to be high.
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Brilliant from Argentina!
Billy Vunipola coughs up the pill and the Pumas pounce. Benjamin Urdapilleta picks out wing Matias Moroni with a precise cross-field punt.
The wing grubbers forward and only a frantic dash from Johnny May diffuses the danger.
England have a five-metre scrum to defend though after May carried over his own line to dot down.
England 0-0 Argentina
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's going to be about players understanding the game isn't won or lost in first 20 minutes - put some pressure on Argentina, take some sting out of their emotional fire.