Converted try Argentina 10-19 Scotlandpublished at 36'
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Rory Hutchinson
Scotland get back into the 22m, and leave with points once more!
Sione Tuipulotu crashes through the Argentine defence like a wrecking ball and his teammates pick up the mantle, with Hutchinson spearing over from close range.
Tom Jordan misses from the tee... but the referee gives him another go, as Argentina charge it early. At the second time of asking, he slots it.
Lisa Martin Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio Scotland Extra
Scotland have been really accurate with their defence up until now.
Argentina have made the decision to kick the points which shows they don't have confidence in their line-outs and set pieces because Scotland are defending it so well.
Joe Santamaria South America rugby writer in Cordoba
Felipe Contepomi will want to get Gonzalo García back on as quickly as possible. Moyano is a talented player but has been used sparingly by club side Western Force and doesn’t have much international experience.
He hasn’t played more than 30 minutes in any match for nearly a year.
Joe Santamaria South America rugby writer in Cordoba
If Tom Jordan’s game is over, he won’t be able to emulate his namesake, Joe, who scored the opening goal in the first ever international football match in this stadium in 1978.
Unfortunately for Scotland, they lost 3-1 to Peru that night.
Joe Santamaria South America rugby writer in Cordoba
It looks as though the stadium is more than half full which, given how many Argentines have travelled north for the World Cup, is no mean feat. The Pumas fans are enjoying their team's strong start.
Certainly, you won’t get many more popular try scorers than Joaquin Oviedo. The all-action number eight is one of seven ‘Cordobeses’ in the squad tonight.
Scotland get hands on the ball for the first time, but Kyle Rowe concedes a penalty as he holds on in the ruck.
Argentina play it quickly, kicking down the pitch and putting Fergus Burke under pressure. He concedes the turnover and Argentina try and get in the corner again, but Santiago Carreras spills.
A let off for Scotland, who haven't gotten out of the sheds yet.