A fast start to the second half from the Scots.

They are into the Argentina 22 and have a penalty advantage.

Blair Kinghorn gets us back under way.

More of the same please, lads.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

What is pleasing for me is they have given Argentina little time in the 22.

Scotland have been really secure in their defence apart from those offsides under no pressure.

That's the weakness in Scotland, but it's been a steady first half in which they have varied their attack.

That is the most difficult thing in the world to defend.

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Lisa Martin
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio Scotland

It is all about that patience and manipulation of the Argentine defence.

It is a more mature performance and we have learned from last week.

Will they change it in the second half to keep Argentina guessing?

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Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC Scotland

A pretty good first half for Scotland. In possession, they have threatened.

Argentina are quite narrow and passive in defence.

Scotland have laid the trap. They have gone wide from side to side and then went through the middle.

That all points to Scotland being in control. In the second half of the first half, they have had to defend and done that quite well.

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Absolutely incredible scenes.

So far, so good for Scotland.

Tries from Jack Dempsey and Ewan Ashman have the hosts 14 points ahead.

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That Argentina lineout comes to nothing.

Argentina head coach Felipe Contepomi rubs his eyes in disbelief up in the stands.

Scotland continue to defend well, but concede a slightly soft penalty at the breakdown.

Jack Dempsey shakes his head as the visitors go to the corner.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Murrayfield

Big five minutes this before half-time.

Scotland's defence has dealt pretty well with the Argentina attack, but Los Pumas have shown glimpses of what they can do when they get their offload game going.

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Argentina aren't getting much joy from the Scotland defence, so hoist a box-kick into the Edinburgh sky.

Blair Kinghorn can't gather cleanly and Los Pumas have a scrum just outside Scotland's 22.

It's another poor miss off the tee by Argentina's full-back.

Meanwhile. D'arcy Rae hobbles off and is replaced by Elliot Millar Mills.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

It is so frustrating. You are defending so well and then give away silly offsides.

They shoot themselves in the foot. That's the third soft penalty they have given.

D'arcy Rae strays offside.

Juan Cruz Mallia will have another pop at goal.

Off the back of William Sutherland's entry at 15:33, we'd like to hear from any other Commonwealth Games medallists who might be reading.

Lisa Martin
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio Wales

That's the patience we've been longing for.

We are seeing the importance of the kick battle and it is the forwards doing the damage.

It was just sheer brute power by Ewan Ashman getting it over the line.

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Darcy Graham does magnificently to claim a high ball and then wriggle out of a couple of tackles.

Murrayfield roars its approval and Scotland march into the Argentina 22 from the subsequent phase.