Henry Pollock is hit hard with his first carry.

Fin Baxter and Will Stuart are on for Ellis Genge and Asher Opoku-Fordjour.

Easy kick for Thomas Albornoz.

England's bench are ready to come on....

That includes Henry Pollock and Tom Curry.

Guy Pepper is pinged and is not happy. Looked harsh that one.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's a weak concession from England.

Elliot Daly drops the next high ball. Argentina are into England's 22. This game is on.

Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

England were too tight at the ruck, not enough width and when it goes wide you are guessing as to who can get there. Argentina straight back into this game.

Rodrigo Isgro and Freddie Steward smash into each other in the air. A fair call but Steward looks hurt. Argentina win the penalty.

Justo Piccardo charges forward before Juan Martin Gonzalez makes good ground. Big chance now.

It is just not working for Argentina as again they lose the ball in a good position.

George Ford boots the ball into the sky and we are back under way.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The scrum was traditionally an Argentine strength, not so much these days but they have developed their game so much since entering the Rugby Championship.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Allianz Stadium

Not much of a spectacle with both teams relentlessly going to the air, but it’s a sign of England’s huge improvement that they have been ruthless with taking their opportunities. At 17-3 they are in a great position to pull away in the final quarter.

Image source, PA Media

Fin Smith, who is not in the matchday squad, has been chatting to Max Ojomoh in the England changing room.

He looked to be explaining something about the game. That sums up the current culture.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

They have to find a way in taking what Argentina are giving them, the long kicking game which is forcing them back. England are sticking to their plan, good box kicking from Spencer, chasing well, but if Argentina's only ambition is to kick long, it will look like this for the rest of the game.

England are in a dominant position but if they want to get the crowd to their feet, they have to play ball in hand close to their own line.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

There is an ambassadorial posting somewhere for Maro Itoje when he hangs up the boots.

As the teams head down the tunnel for the break, the England captain cosies up to referee Pierre Brousset to ask if there is anything the official needs from his team in the second half.

The Frenchman asks Itoje to make sure Ellis Genge stays straight at the scrum. Itoje earnestly assures him that the message will be passed on.