Elis Genge with a monster carry! Head down and he made 30 metres into the 22!

The Lions are five metres out now!

Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI Senior Journalist at Aviva Stadium

The arrival of Northampton's Henry Pollock is a popular one...not least with the fan who has taken off his trainer for a shout of 'Shoe Army!'.

The 20-year-old flanker will be feeling like he's at Franklin's Gardens.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at the Aviva Stadium

Massive cheer from the crowd as the Lions make a trio of changes, with Tomos Williams, Ronan Kelleher and Henry Pollock entering the fray.

Kelleher will look to continue Luke Cowan-Dickie's strong work in the tight, because the Lions scrum has been excellent.

The momentum is going one way at the moment.

The Lions are almost in again but the ball just gets away from Fin Smith at the final moment.

There was some nice play in the middle of that by Tomos Williams, who was introduced for Alex Mitchell at nine.

Henry Pollock is absolutely itching to get onto the pitch. That's youthful enthusiasm for you, and BIL, the Lions stuffed mascot, is left on the touchline to watch on.

Ronan Kelleher is also on at hooker, as Jac Morgan and Luke Cowan-Dickie make way.

The last time the Lions lost their first match?

You have to go the whole way back to 1971, when they lost 15-11 to Queensland in Brisbane.

That's some winning run in opening games since, and they'll be desperate for that to continue.

They've half an hour to turn this one around.

It was a big call by Itoje to go to the corner, and it worked out well.

He hasn't had a huge impact with ball in hand tonight, but that was a great call to turn down the kick.

A man up, and now just four points between the sides.

Needing points, Fin Smith sticks the ball into the corner.

That was kickable, so that's a big call from Itoje.

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It's brilliant from Sione Tuipulotu, who makes about 40 metres down the right with a combination of speed and strength.

The Lions still have it, just outside the 22 and win the penalty.

I think someone has greased up the ball at half-time.

Tom Curry charges into the Argentine 22 and it spills back to Bundee Aki, who can't hold it and Argentina can clear.

Argentina are flinging the ball about nicely, picking up from where they left off at the end of the first half.

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Who's impressing? Who's not?

Off we go for the second half.

Will the Lions turn this one around?

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at the Aviva Stadium

It took about 10 seconds after kick-off for the first roar of "LIONS! LIONS!" from the Dublin crowd, but Argentina's excellent play has muted the supporters a little, with that try on half-time a hammer blow.

There is a nervous buzz around the stadium during the break.

Possession: 48%-52%

Carries: 56-65

Line breaks: 2-5

Turnovers won: 7-6

Penalties conceded: 3-5

Tackles made: 82-63