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Wales 17-26 Argentina
Argentina win a penalty and they are in no rush at all to take it.
Summary
Wales crash out of the Rugby World Cup as Argentina come from 10-0 down to win 29-17
Dan Biggar scores the opening try of the game before extending Wales' lead to 10 with a penalty
Two Emiliano Boffelli penalties for Argentina at the end of the first half makes it 10-6 at the break
Another two Boffelli penalties the other side of half time put Argentina ahead for the first time
Replacement scrum half Tomos Williams scores second Welsh try against the run of play to restore Wales' lead
Joel Sclavi powers over from close range to put Argentina back ahead with 10 minutes remaining
Nicolas Sanchez makes interception to race clear and put Pumas nine points clear and seal victory
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Sanchez read Wales like a bookpublished at 79 mins
Wales 17-26 Argentina
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveNicolas Sanchez read Wales like a book.
It was a gamble, but all the homework you do on the opposition and Sanchez read it like a book.
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Wales 17-26 Argentina
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Radio WalesThat was a great read by Nicolas Sanchez.
Converted try: Wales 17-26 Argentinapublished at 17:53 British Summer Time 14 October 2023
Nicolas Sanchez try and con
And that's it - it's all over.
The fly-half picks off a pass by his opposite number Sam Costelow and sprints 40 metres to score.
Those old legs just had enough!
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveThere is still plenty of time for those Welsh fans shouting at their radios or computers!
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Radio WalesArgentina are out on their feet here - this is going to come down to fitness levels now.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
It's another pause in play and the nerves are being shredded.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Wales in possession again just inside the Argentina half.
Rio Dyer looks a threat whenever he touches the ball.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Rhys Patchell
Wales fly-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveHow much better have Wales looked when they have moved the ball.
They looked dynamic and athletic.
Replacement: Walespublished at 75 mins
Wales 17-19 Argentina
Nick Tompkins is back from his head injury assessment and Dan Biggar leaves the field.
Sam Costelow shifts to fly-half.
Close!published at 74 mins
Wales 17-19 Argentina
Oh so close for Wales.
Rio Dyer was through. George North was in support but looked like he was marked.
Dyer paused and was tackled but Tomos Williams found Louis Rees-Zammit who made an all-or-nothing dive for the corner.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Wales spill possession after a few phases and Argentina kick it clear.
'Wales sucked in by Argentine tactics'published at 72 mins
Wales 17-19 Argentina
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveI cannot believe what I am seeing from Wales, they had such control of this game.
This second half when they have had the ball they have kicked it away, they have been sucked in by Argentine tactics.
The pressure of a quarter-final has squeezed Wales out of playing.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Wales have eight minutes to save their World Cup.
And they've won a scrum penalty in the centre of the pitch. It's a start.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Nicky Robinson
Former Wales and Cardiff fly-half on BBC Radio CymruYou felt it was coming, Wales had defended well and I thought they'd stolen the ball with Dillon Lewis who had his hands on the ball, Dan Biggar calling "holding on".
But Karl Dickson didn't want to make the decision and Argentina score.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 LiveDan Biggar has lost his cool here with Karl Dickson, very lucky to not be yellow carded. I would not be surprised if there was a change from Warren Gatland at 10.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC Sport Wales reporter at Stade de Marseille, FranceIt's the closest I've felt to the football World Cup, it's a very different atmosphere to the others and it's created purely by the Argentines, who have been absolutely fantastic!
Replacement: Argentinapublished at 70 mins
Wales 17-19 Argentina
And the Argentina bench is empty.
Nicolas Sanchez comes on to replace fly-half Santiago Carreras.
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Wales 17-19 Argentina
What a final 12 minutes we have here in Marseille.
Converted try: Wales 17-19 Argentinapublished at 68 mins
Joel Sclavi, con Emiliano Boffelli
And it does. The replacement prop crashes over from close range to finally break that red wall.
The conversion goes over and Argentina are back in front.
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