Summary

  • Nervy England hold off late Argentina fightback to seal 11th straight win and autumn clean sweep

  • Read Mike Henson's match report

  • First half: Ford drop-goal for England, Ojomoh and Feyi-Waboso tries; Albornoz penalty for Argentina

  • Second half: Piccardo and Isgro tries, two Albornoz penalties; England's Slade replies, Ford penalty

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Alastair Telfer

  1. Half-time - England 17-3 Argentina

    A strong half by England.

  2. No try

    England 17-3 Argentina

    Luke Cowan-Dickie grounds it short and then loses control of the ball when going for the line.

  3. Try review - England

    Or has Luke Cowan-Dickie dropped it?

  4. try

    Try - England 22-3 Argentina

    Luke Cowan-Dickie

    What a maul.

    Luke Cowan-DickieGetty Images

  5. England 17-3 Argentina

    Another penalty but this time England go to the corner.

  6. England 17-3 Argentina

    Chris Ashton
    Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    England just want to nudge the scoreboard on as much as they can, get to 60 minutes, then open up.

  7. England 17-3 Argentina

    A poor miss from George Ford. That penalty was well within his radar.

  8. England 17-3 Argentina

    Elliot Daly chops his man and England get in to win the penalty. Daly raises his arms to the crowd. Top play.

  9. England 17-3 Argentina

    George Ford fires it long to find a mega touch. He is in top form.

  10. Penalty - England 17-3 Argentina

    Thomas Albornoz

    Nails it from distance.

    Argentina penaltyGetty Images

  11. England 17-0 Argentina

    Max Ojomoh is pinged for holding on.

  12. England 17-0 Argentina

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

    Guy Pepper has been a real find, the ideal quiet man at number six who just gets on with his work.

    Guy PepperReuters

  13. England 17-0 Argentina

    Matias Moroni slices through the England defence but can't supply the killer pass. It comes off George Ford's head. Did he mean that? It does not matter as it stopped a try.

  14. England 17-0 Argentina

    Freddie Steward calls a very cool mark. Sliding down and the arm goes up. That is one for the social media.

  15. England 17-0 Argentina

    Argentina came from 21-0 down to beat Scotland last week. This is not over just yet.

  16. England 17-0 Argentina

    Chris Ashton
    Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    The great thing is Ojomoh followed the play behind the scrum and wanted the ball off Ford, which not a lot of players would do in that situation. It was a kick out of nothing and Feyi-Waboso didn't break stride.

  17. Ojomoh lands the bomb

    England 17-0 Argentina

    Mike Henson
    BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

    All about the assist.

    Max Ojomoh is surrounded by Alex Coles, Sam Underhill and George Ford after landing that cross-field kick on the money for Immanuel Feyi-Waboso.

    A lovely spot of slipper from the Bath man on his second Test start.

  18. try

    Converted try - England 17-0 Argentina

    Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (con George Ford)

    Magic! Max Ojomoh's kick lands in the arms of Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, who races clear. Some start at HQ for Ojomoh.

    Feyi-Waboso scores a tryGetty Images

  19. England 10-0 Argentina

    Argentina have dominated the ball since Max Ojomoh's try but have nothing to show for it.

  20. Argentina line-out suffering

    England 10-0 Argentina

    Mike Henson
    BBC Sport at Allianz Stadium

    England lost six of the 14 line-outs on their own throw against the All Blacks last weekend.

    It is Julian Montoya who is suffering on the touchline oche this week. The Argentina hooker has had two not straight and now Maro Itoje plucks another of his darts out the sky.