Wales squad selector: Your starting XV to play Argentina

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Rio DyerImage source, David Rogers
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Dragons' wing Rio Dyer scored a try 26 minutes into his international debut

Autumn Nations Series: Wales v Argentina

Venue: Principality Stadium, Cardiff Date: Saturday, 12 November Kick-off: 17:30 GMT

Coverage: Commentary on BBC Radio Cymru and updates on BBC Radio Wales; live text commentary on BBC Sport website & app

BBC Sport website users have given their backing to Rio Dyer to keep his place on the wing for Saturday's second autumn international against Argentina.

Dyer was chosen in 49% of teams and was narrowly your first choice at right wing, ahead of Josh Adams (45%).

Adams remains one of the fitness doubts before head coach Wayne Pivac reveals his selection at 12.30 GMT Thursday.

Leigh Halfpenny would have been your choice at full-back before he was ruled out again to face Los Pumas.

Like Pivac that leaves you with a problem. Gareth Anscombe, who filled in at 15 against the All Blacks, had been your leading choice to return to outside-half (52%), with Rhys Priestland polling half that number of votes (26%) and Sam Costelow 21%.

A majority of BBC Sport online voters were already calling for Dan Lydiate to replace Tommy Reffell at blind-side even before news that the Leicester flanker was ruled out by injury.

Lydiate takes his place in your back-row alongside skipper Justin Tipuric and Taulupe Faletau who was again the most popular selection, in 95.89% of teams.

And the majority of you would give the rest of the side a second chance to show they can improve on the 55-23 hammering by the All Blacks, with no changes to the front five, the midfield or at scrum-half where Tomos Williams still commands 71% support.

Image source, Getty Images & BBC Sport

You can still pick your XV but your selections won't be counted towards the result - don't forget to share your picks on social media using #bbcrugby.

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