"It's got to be conclusive evidence to overturn the try," Angus Gardner reminds the video referee.

Video referee Brett Cronan is saying no try. It's been grounded against the corner post in his eyes. Angus Gardner says it's on the floor first. He gave it on the field.

He's under a lot of pressure from Henry Slade as he attempts to ground it.

I have no idea.

OHHHHHHHHHH! Space opens up on the right wing and Bautista Delguy goes surging to the line.

The referee has given it on the field but he wants the video referee have a second look.

Have Noah Caluori and Henry Slade does enough to put him into touch?

It doesn't look like it. Now the grounding...

Sara Orchard
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

I hope you have your seatbelt on because this is a bumpy ride.

18 phases and counting.

Argentina are surging forward! They're into England's 22!

The hooter has gone. Argentina are going through the phases in their own half.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Can Argentina do this from 60-70 yards out? It would seem unlikely but England have 13 men on the pitch, so it could be a lively finish.

A minute-and-a-half to go. Argentina have a line-out about halfway into England's half. They need two tries to rescue a draw.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

We know how passionate Argentina's players are, the stadium is intimidating, there's the hand of God shirt, it's been a big football week for them, and they are getting turned over.

This is going to hurt.

The stretcher is being prepared for Benhard Janse van Rensburg.

The referee instructs both captains to tell their players "we're going to finish this game".

97 seconds on the clock.

England are pinged for collapsing the scrum but Argentina can't capitalise.

Luke Cowan-Dickie comes up with the ball and Henry Slade clears.

Benhard Janse van Rensburg is getting some treatment on the floor. While that happens, it kicks off again. It's not been a fantastic advert for rugby.

Ellis Genge and Pedro Delgado square up to each other as the referee tries to reset the scrum. Ollie Chessum drags Genge away. Both props get a talking to.

Argentina's scrum rumbles forward, rumbles forward, but they're pulled back because someone stood up. England won't mind that. Reset.

Another offside from England. Debutant Emmanuel Iyogun is on his way to the bin. "Cynical" says the ref.

Three-ish mins to go, which England will play with 13 players. Argentina trail by 14 points.

Ellis Genge is being brought back on for the scrum. Marcus Smith makes way.

The scrum needs resetting.

Both sides muck about for a bit longer and then Argentina are awarded a free-kick, taken quickly. Four minutes on the clock.

Right, I've done a bit of counting - finger pointing at the TV screen - and I think Argentina are back to full strength. England are down to 14.

Argentina have a scrum in front of the posts, five metres out.

Joaquin Oviedo is held up just short. Bautista Delguy takes it back a pace or two and tries to surge in under the post. A blue body is held up over the line.

Referee Angus Gardner uses the opportunity to hand out a yellow card to Henry Pollock. England had been stacking offside infringements one on top of the other. Pollock can't believe it.

"20, you're in the bin," yells Gardner.