You can take a look at Alastair Telfer's report on today's action, but that is it for this live text.

Some mouthwatering internationals to follow in the autumn but more immediately there are lots of WXV games to get stuck into as well.

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Pumas captain Julian Montoya doesn't pull any punches about his side's performance, telling Sky Sports:

"Credit to South Africa, we were not good enough they were the better team today. Of course I am pleased with what we have done, but you are only as good as your last game, and we were not good enough today. We have to get better."

Record-breaking lock Eben Etzebeth tells of his pride at playing for South Africa after paying tribute to his team-mates and his family.

"Rugby is like a religion in our country, to play for the Boks is the ultimate. You cannot go any better than that and I don't want to, it's the best team.

"Hopefully I stay fit and the coaches keep picking me. I will will try my best."

Victor Matfield gives Eben Etzebeth a special cap to mark the lock going past his record for Springbok appearances. How wonderfully gracious of him, that's a great moment.

SIya Kolisi praises Argentina's Rugby Championship campaign and then thanks the South African fans for their passionate support, before paying an emotional tribute to his friend Eben Etzebeth after the lock became most-capped Springbok of all time.

"I want to say to my best friend Eben that I am so grateful to be on this journey with you," he said on Sky Sports.

"We have been together since we were 18 and you've been a true friend and you have led us in so many ways the way you play the game.

"I am so proud of you and pleased to be your friend. I can't wait to tell my grandkids I played with Eben Etzebeth. Cheers, my friend, I love you!"

Springboks skipper Siya Kolisi on Sky Sports: "I am lost for words but it has been a journey and a half, after last week the way we stood up today says a lot about our team.

"Argentina are a side you cannot look over, how hard they work and what they did to us last week - they are a proud nation, similar to South Africa, the way they use the ball like we do. They will only get better and better."

They thoroughly deserve it, don't they?

The autumn internationals in Europe will be fascinating, the Boks face Scotland, England and Wales.

After a bit of shilly-shallying between the two teams, the referee calms things down but then blows for the end of the match.

South Africa are winners of the Rugby Championship!

Fassi has been superb today and he so nearly finished it off in style - he nearly grabbed an intercept by his own line but he would have been away and clear had he held on.

"There's no clear press" says the referee, and the try, given onfield, is overturned.

Has Kurt-Lee Arendse touched a long kick to the corner down? They are going upstairs...

Lukhanyo Am's pass towards du Toit is palmed away by Santiago Carreras close to the try line, and the full back is sent to the sin bin.

Argentina down to 13 men against a rampant South Africa.

There's been no score since the break, and Argentina need four converted tries without reply to win the Rugby Championship... and they're down to 14.

Pablo Matera's yellow has been upgraded to a 20-minute red, Argentina will not be able to replace him until 72 minutes.

That's better from the visitors, a rolling kick goes to the corner just ahead of Juan Cruz Mallia. Yet again the home line-out is good and the Boks push Argentina back,

A massive hit from Eben Etzebeth pushes an Argentine attack back on halfway. There are knock-ons galore now, it's a bit messy.

It's yellow - Pablo Matera trots off, and Argentina are down to 14 again, just as they were threatening.