Summary

  • Steve Tandy takes charge of Wales for first time

  • Argentina tight-head prop Pedro Delgado crashes over for the opening try, followed over by fly-half Geronimo Prisciantelli to put Pumas 14-0 up after 11 minutes

  • First Welsh try of Tandy era scored by scrum-half Tomos Williams and it is level in the 23rd minute as hooker Dewi Lake powers over

  • Wales centre Ben Thomas yellow-carded for aiming a kick at Pablo Matera

  • Wales have lost their last nine Tests at home

Live Reporting

Matt Lloyd

  1. try

    Converted try: Wales 14-24 Argentina

    Benitez Cruz try, Santiago Carreras con

    Oh dear.. looks like Wales were not listening to Scott Williams.

    Pumas are in for a third just before half-time.

  2. Wales 14-17 Argentina

    We've just been told Ben Thomas' yellow card will remain a yellow.

    He's a little fortunate.

  3. Massive period

    Wales 14-17 Argentina

    Scott Williams
    Wales centre on BBC Radio Cymru

    The last five minutes of this half are going to be massive.

    Wales cannot let Argentina score, but if they can go down the other end and get some points before half-time, it would be a huge boost.

  4. Wales 14-17 Argentina

    Argentina's off-loading is impressive but they're being met with some equally impressive Welsh tackling.

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    Wales 14-17 Argentina

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  6. Wales 14-17 Argentina

    Ben Thomas' yellow is still being reviewed and I think he could be in trouble.

    The fact he doesn't quite makes contact with Matera's head is the only thing that is saving him right now.

    But we'll wait and see.

    Ben O'Keefe showing a yellow card to Ben ThomasGetty Images

  7. Penalty: Wales 14-17 Argentina

    Santiago Carreras

    Wales clear the initial danger but give away a penalty 30 yards up field that the full-back strokes between the posts.

    Pumas back in front.

  8. Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Gwyn Jones
    Former Wales captain on S4C

    That was so important from Jac Morgan.

    After battling back to bring the score level, twice now Morgan has saved his side in his own 22.

    He was quick enough to see that he could go for the ball.

  9. Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Ian Gough
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

    Looking at the Ben Thomas incident in slow motion and it looks like murder. It's ridiculous.

    The game isn't played in slow motion. So why?

  10. Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Wales hold out a driving lineout thanks in no small part to intelligent play from captain Jac Morgan who got right in the middle of the Argentina maul.

    Adam Beard punches the air in delight.

  11. Sin-bin: Ben Thomas (Wales)

    Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Ben Thomas was having his leg held in the tackle area by Pablo Matera.

    But the Wales centre clearly lashes out with his boot but what is not clear is whether he makes contact with Matera's head.

    That yellow card is under review.

    Ben Thomas is shown a yellow cardGetty Images

  12. Wales 14-14 Argentina

    There's a pause in play for a few injuries, not surprising given the pace of this opening quarter.

    But now referee Ben O'Keefe says he wants to have a look at an incident on the screen.

  13. Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Mateo Carreras gives another warning of just how exciting he is.

    The winger speeds down the left after fending off Ben Thomas.

    He's the Pumas' dangerman.

  14. Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Richie Rees
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

    It was the endeavour and the speed of the reaction by Wales.

    The Pumas caught us by surprise at one end but we caught them by surprise down the other end.

  15. This is a different Wales already

    Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Emyr Lewis
    Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

    Full credit to Wales. They have taken Argentina on with power but are also spreading the ball with some nice patterns as well.

    We've already seen a difference in the way that Wales play.

  16. try

    Converted try: Wales 14-14 Argentina

    Lake try, Edwards con

    This time Wales do get over the line.

    Wales take a tap penalty, Morgan is hauled down short but the timing of Tomos Williams' pass to the on-rushing Lake is sublime.

    The hooker gets his seventh Wales try and the conversion means we're all square.

    Wales celebrate as Dewi Lake crashes overGetty Images

  17. Close

    Wales 7-14 Argentina

    Wales attack is very narrow and prop Rhys Carre is just held short.

  18. Wales 7-14 Argentina

    Tomos Williams and Josh Adams combine to send Wales 70 metres upfield.

    The scrum-half hoofs a quick drop-out up field and Adams shows he has lost none of his pace over the years as he chases down Santiago Carreras to win a scrum mid-way into Argentina's half.

    The old heads turning defence into attack.

  19. A brilliant offload

    Wales 7-14 Argentina

    Sioned Harries
    Former Wales captain on S4C

    The big difference for Wales there is the speed in which they recycle the ball.

    It's great work from Tom Rogers and the offload from Jac Morgan to Tomos Williams is brilliant.

  20. try

    Converted try: Wales 7-14 Argentina

    Tomos Williams try, Edwards con

    Wales hit back.

    Tom Rogers scythes through the Pumas midfield, Jac Morgan - who else! - is in support and sends Williams clear with a wonderful off-load.

    It all came from a botched penalty kick to the corner by Argentina.

    But Wales REALLY needed that.

    The crowd has come back to life.

    Tomos Williams scores for WalesGetty Images