Follow Mail Sport’s live blog for all the latest updates on the England vs Argentina Rugby World Cup match. England hopes to put their difficult preparations behind them and start the tournament strong.
First scrum of the second half: In the 42nd minute, Ben Earl breaks away from the scrum and England looks to make progress up the pitch. There is a questionable catch as Carreras goes over the top of Jonny May in the air.
A look back on Ford’s impact with Mallia: Despite England’s strong performance, Tom Curry may feel hard done by after his collision with Juan Cruz Mallia. There is a valid argument to say that Curry should not have been dismissed, as it left Mallia worse for wear.
Half-time thoughts from Chris Foy: Chris Foy praises England for their character and canny play in the first half. He particularly commends George Ford’s performance and the positive English performance after a summer of setbacks and frustrations.
England 12-3 Argentina: Steve Borthwick’s men enter half-time storming ahead: The first half has left viewers speechless as George Ford steals the show. England closes out the half winning the scrum and looking in control. Argentina is struggling to make any progress.
England 12-3 Argentina: George Ford with a drop goal… again!: In the 37th minute, George Ford scores yet another drop goal, his third of the night, and ties the joint-English record. England’s performance has transformed after going a man down.
Photos of Ford in his element: Images capture Ford’s performance and highlight England’s turnaround despite being a man down.
England 9-3 Argentina: Another drop goal from Ford!: Ford continues his drop goal streak and puts England ahead 9-3.
England 6-3 Argentina: Drop goal from George Ford: Against expectations, England takes the lead with another drop goal from Ford.
Mitchell box kick doesn’t pay off: Mitchell attempts a kick, but it lacks accuracy. Argentina reclaims the ball unchallenged.
England win ball back: England defends well and regains possession of the ball. Courtney Lawes makes a crucial play.
Argentina knock-on under review after ball goes over line: There is a potential knock-on from Argentina’s Thomas Gallo after a near try. The play is under review.
Argentina in a dangerous position here: Argentina wins a turnover and kicks into the corner, posing a threat to England.
Carreras comes back on as his yellow card is not upgraded: Carreras returns to the game as his yellow card is not upgraded.
England shows good agility on the attack: England displays pace and industry in their attack but fails to capitalize on the opportunity.
First scrum of the game for England: With the ball on the halfway line and Argentina down a man, England has space to exploit. However, it results in a free-kick for Argentina.
Uphill battle for England after first red card at the World Cup: Curry’s red card puts England at a disadvantage early in the game.
Tom Curry is sent off! Curry is dismissed ten minutes into the game after his red card is upgraded.
England 3-3 Argentina: George Ford levels with penalty: Ford converts a penalty to tie the score at 3-3.
Santiago yellow under review after slamming into George Ford: Carreras receives a yellow card for a collision with Ford, but there is potential for an upgrade.
England 0-3 Argentina: Boffelli misses second penalty: Boffelli misses a penalty, sparing England from falling further behind.
England 0-3 Argentina: Emiliano Boffelli converts penalty: Boffelli scores a penalty, giving Argentina a 3-0 lead.
Yellow card under review for Tom Curry after head clash with Juan Cruz Mallia: Curry’s collision with Mallia leads to a card review. He is given a yellow card initially, but there is a chance of an upgrade to a red card.
England claims ball and kicks upfield: England takes advantage of an Argentina mistake and kicks the ball upfield to gain ground.
England’s defensive wall holds up: England’s defense remains strong as Argentina struggles to break through.
And we’re underway!: Argentina kicks off the game as the crowd chants in the Stade Velodrome.
Anthems being sung: The national anthems of both teams are sung before the start of the game.
Kick-off approaching: The players are on the field, and excitement builds as kick-off approaches.
England faithful in the stands: Photos capture enthusiastic England fans enjoying the tournament.
England fan on crowd chaos: An England fan shares their frustrating experience with crowd chaos outside the stadium.
Argentina takes the lead in head-to-head clashes
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