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Japan head coach Jamie Joseph speaking after the game: "As a coach you cannot ask for much more from the players they gave everything. All of my blokes are breaking down crying, there was some soft moments for us so that is the hurting part. But it will all go away with in time."

On being his final game in charge: "I'm just the guy who gets them all together. In really tough and difficult circumstances, they've been able to get from the 2019 World Cup to a stage where they can be proud of of this World Cup."

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One negative for Argentina is the injury to Pablo Matera. He was not in a good way when he was helped off. Wales have lost Taulupe Faletau as well so does that even up the back row battle?

Michael Cheika said "it does not look good" for the flanker.

Argentina captain Julian Montoya speaking after the game: "First of all thanks to the people of Argentina. It is amazing the amount of support, it is like playing at home, and it means a lot for us.

"We like to be a fighting team and we fight for everything, but the resilience of this team is what makes the difference here. I am really proud of the team and how we fought.

"We want to win every game, we started the game with England not the way we wanted to and we were upset with our performance."

Japan captain Kazuki Himeno speaking after the game: "I am really proud of the boys and all the effort.

"We are disappointed about the result, the fans' support is appreciated as it has been huge for us. We have tried to climb up the Mount Everest summit. However the legacy and the culture of Japanese rugby will continue from now on."

Player of the match Mateo Carreras: "I want to say thank you to those who came here, I want to say thanks to the support today. This is for the team and it is not a personal trophy [on being awarded player of the match].

"We spoke before the World Cup, we worked hard to get here and we are really happy. We have to keep working hard and enjoy it.

"We keep building, we have a lot to improve."

Dick Best
Ex-England coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Great performance from Argentina, but spare a thought for Japan.

Both teams scored some unbelievable tries, we now look forward to the quarter-final with Wales. Argentina are getting better and better, so it will be hell of a test for Wales.

The Pumas are coming near to their best. They have a kicking and driving game but also know how to control the ball. If Wales take them lightly they are going to be in trouble.

So it is Argentina against Wales next Saturday. Warren Gatland against Michael Cheika.

Now that is tasty!

A good draw for Wales?

Mateo Carreras becomes the ninth player to score a hat-trick at the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

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A cracking game of rugby!

The ball is dropped. Sums up Japan today - too many wasted opportunities.

Japan win another penalty and punt it into the corner. They have to score in the next minute.

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If it wasn't over, it is now.

Nicolas Sanchez nails it from halfway. In his 101st game for Argentina he shows all that experience.

He did the same against Samoa off the bench. You can't buy experience.

Japan will not go down without a fight. But Argentina are smashing every carry backwards.

Their defence has been the difference today.

Japan knock on the ball and you feel that might be it. They had to score quickly after that last score.

Dick Best
Ex-England coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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Mateo Carreras is some player, what a finish. Into a little bit of space with one hand off and he is gone.

You give him half a yard and you will not get anywhere near him. Carreras is fantastic.