Argentina choose not to kick an easy three and take the line-out instead. Bold call.

YET another penalty given away by the England pack...Joe Heyes pops up in the scrum.

Another England penalty, Argentina kick to the corner and can really seal the deal here.

A couple of reset scrums, Argentina killing the clock. A famous win on the horizon.

A big roar from the travelling pack as Jack Nowell fumbles a high ball under pressure. England under severe examination here in the last few minutes.

Great break from Alex Coles, penetrates the line within sight of the Argentine line. Can England make this count? Argentina rally well, good pressure and England are penalised for crossing.

Into the last 10 and Argentina lead. Another masterful kick from Emiliano Boffelli.

England now concede a penalty at the breakdown, it's relentless from both sides. Argentina play on but we come back to the earlier call. It was Kyle Sinckler who didn't roll away.

England lead again. Argentina can't deal with a wave of pressure without an infringement and it gives Owen Farrell a tough chance from wide left, one he bangs over with minimal fuss.

The lead changing hands with regularity. If the game is the same as this in nine months' tie at the World Cup there will be plenty of hearts in mouths going into the last 15 minutes...

Again there's a penalty straight from the restart, an off-the-ball tackle from hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie is spotted and Emiliano Boffelli is like clockwork again to put the Pumas back in front.

AP: JvP showing more attacking intent in 30seconds than Youngs had in 55minutes. With Quirke and Mitchell also in good form, why does Jones persist?

Sloppy play from Argentina. gifting a soft penalty under pressure right under the posts and Owen Farrell is on hand to apply the points. England lead again.

Excellent second half after that rather stodgy, soggy first 40. England moving the ball much nicer now.

Santiago Carreras dropped the ball, Jack Nowell looked high in his tackle but Carreras was down low and the TMO says there's no case to answer.

Jack van Poortvliet had been on the field for exactly 29 seconds when he went over, by the way.

You'd do well to score a try quicker than that off the bench in a rugby international. Big hit from the restart by Jack Nowell and that's got temperatures rising.

England have won each of their last 10 Test matches against Argentina, having not lost to the Pumas since a 24-22 defeat in Salta in June 2009. Not a good start to the second half from the hosts as England send on scrum-half Jack van Poortvliet for Ben Youngs.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Twickenham

Well now.

England are in a hole.

The crowd, who has been a little indifferent, have got a plotline to get their teeth into...

The decibels have crept north.

A big roar from the crowd and the first blast of 'Swing Low' as England look to fight back.