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That's a wrap from us here but there is one more live text to come on Saturday.

New Zealand against South Africa in the Rugby World Cup final with kick-off at 20:00 BST.

In 24 hours that will be the tournament over!

Savour the last few moments and read the match report from England's victory here.

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England captain Owen Farrell, speaking on ITV: "I am proud. I thought we started really well. It was a scrappy game after that.

"The back of another six-day turnaround and a narrow loss last week, it was great to win tonight.

"You have to be able to play rugby a few ways and we are developing that and hopefully it will keep improving. I know we will improve. But proud of the effort the lads have put in."

On retiring players Courtney Lawes and Ben Youngs: "It takes a lot of games and a lot of work to stay around this team for that long."

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England flanker Courtney Lawes, speaking to ITV: "It was a bit of a strange and weird week but I am very content with my years of service. I am looking forward to seeing where the team now goes. I look forward to the future."

On how the team can improve: "Our cohesion, we have not spent a lot of time together, we had five months to get where we have done.

"But it is now a changing of the guard and new era."

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Ben Youngs and Courtney Lawes have called it day. Who is next from the class of 2019?

Dan Cole looks to be taking in a moment here. His international career looked over after 2019 before Steve Borthwick gave him a second chance.

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England flanker Sam Underhill on being called up to join the squad during the World Cup: "It is a bit surreal. It's been a great few weeks, I've loved being part of this group.

"It is an honour to represent your country and being able to send off as many storied players as we are, it is amazing to be part of it."

On holding off Argentina: "We just stuck to our game plan, we didn't panic.

"A lot of the lads know it is the last 20 minutes of these games that matter. We stuck to our plan and that is testament to them."

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England hooker Theo Dan, speaking on ITV: "Obviously we made it hard for ourselves, we got off to a good start and we know Argentina are a team that are never going away. Ill-discipline let them back into the game.

"I am very proud of this team and proud to get bronze."

On missing a tackle and then scoring: "Bit of a rollercoaster! I missed the tackle and then went straight to scoring a try, going under the sticks. A rollercoaster few minutes but very pleased with the performance."

On looking ahead to the Six Nations: "It is something we spoke about in the group. We are still heartbroken from last weekend. The performance was something we were proud of and we want to build momentum and grind out a result, today we achieved that."

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England scrum-half Ben Youngs, speaking on ITV: "I am delighted for the boys we got the result.

"It was a huge effort last week and then we were fast out of the blocks, we found a rhythm and found a way. We are pleased to end with a win. We wanted to be here tomorrow night, but it is still a nice win tonight."

On it being his last England performance: "The game has given me so much. I have got huge friendships and bonds not just in this England team, but people I have played against for years.

"I have a bucketload of memories and I am very grateful, so thank you everyone.

"I will have a beer and enjoy myself with the boys tonight."

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England are currently collecting their medals. Plenty of smiles from those who played and the wider squad.

A nice way to end a long campaign.

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That is England's first bronze medal.

Gold in 2003.

Silver in 1991, 2007 and 2019.

Bronze in 2023.

They have completed the set!

Steve Borthwick will be delighted that after failing to close out the game last week against South Africa due to their scrum, the front five buckled down and got the win for England.

You wonder if that late penalty should have went to the corner by Argentina as well.

So many small margins - that is World Cup rugby.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

We said this was the game that nobody wants to play in. Them teams have proved us wrong, it was an absolute Test match.

Only three points in it on the scoreboard - credit to both teams.

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England win a penalty and that is that.

We reset and go again. Talk about deja vu...

Ben Earl is able to escape however from the back of the scrum.

It is an England scrum, one minute to go.

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Time is called off, they are going to look at a leading forearm but it is all good.

Mateo Carreras had broken away down the wing before that.

All happening.

Massive scrum from England as they banish the South African demons.

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Hindsight and all that, but a kick to the corner and they could have won the game.

Nicolas Sanchez is impeccable from the tee however.

I get both calls.

Here comes another scrum...

Nicolas Sanchez pulls it wide...