Huge midfield bust from Greg Holmes, running over and through three Pumas. Great starting phases come undone when one-on-one midfield and Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe steals a turnover before coughing up the ball.

First collapsed scrummage of the game. Australia go directly into first-phase backline attack after Greg Holmes owns Marcos Ayerza at the set-piece.

Wallabies come right and Israel Folau beats his man easily. Ball goes back left and Matt Toomua launches a high crossfield bomb under advantage for Israel Folau, who takes out Pumas defender Nico Sanchez in the air. Penalty for offisde overruled for dangerous play after Matias Moroni swings a couple of punches at Folau on the deck.

Australia have had 88% possession and 94% territory so Pumas have done well to keep them out. Pumas now putting phases together in Australian territory before Wallabies effect turnover after initially holding up the attacker in a maul.

Second scrum and second collapse - and a third - with James Slipper at fault for both. Pumas tap quickly and go with Nicolas Sanchez launching a super looping cutout ball to Santiago Cordero. Ball comes back left and Pumas try a chip bomb that Quade Cooper marks. Cooper clears with a wobbyly kick and Sanchez attempts a drop goal from halfway, but the ball slides past the right-hand upright.

Pumas are getting more of the pill now, but the Wallabies get on the board with a wonderful counter-attack.

Australia back on the attack from halfway, with Bernard Foley kicking for a 10m lineout as the goals are out of range.

Jaco Peyper reverses penalty to Australia after Will Skelton takes Martin Landajo around the neck.

Argentina attack in midfield from lineout won off the top, but Martin Landajo wastes the opportunity with a poor chip kick and Australia clear their lines.

Pumas bring the crowd to life with an attack sparked by Gonzalo Camacho, who sniper through a ruck, and they have an opportunity to get on the board with Australia penalised for not releasing the tackled player.

Great work from the Wallabies to collect the short kick-off, with Israel Folau climbing highest.

Bernard Foley misses a horrible kick from the 22m line 10 metres from touch. He pushes that one right after pulling his previous conversion left from a similar spot. Goalkicking has potential to become a real Achilles heel for the Wallabies.

Huge bust from Will Skelton but the opportunity goes begging as Nick Phipps loses the ball at the back of the ruck. Penalty Australia, however, with Pumas penalised for not rolling away. Interesting comment to Scott Fardy: "If you want to get anything out of me that's not the way to do it."

Easy for Nicolas Sanchez, and that's all she wrote for the first half. Both teams trying to play football, but both guilty of going wide too early too often without first getting over the gain line.

Bernard Foley gets us underway. Kicks deep but chase is good and Pumas pinned in 22. Great start as Scott Fardy effects and turnover then win a penalty under the posts. Jaco Peyper issues final warning to Argentina for another breakdown offence, Agustin Creevy pinged for not releasing the ball in the tackle. Looked harsh decision.

Argentina concede penalty from kick-off, joining the breakdown from the side, and Bernard Foley puts Australia past Pumas 10m line. Win lineout and go wide again, but again the attack is lateral. Good hands from Stephen Moore in midfield but Quade Cooper's pass is a shocker straight into touch.

Argentina pick-and-go driving to make tight ground, but David Pocock wins a penalty with his strength over the ball and 12 phases come to nothing as Bernard Foley roosts the ball back to half-time.

Big bust from David Pocock on the right wing, with strength and pace after collecting a looped pass from Quade Cooper. Four previous phases from the lineout had gone nowhere, however. Pumas clear lines but still awarded penalty as Wallabies were all offside in closing down Nicolas Sanchez.

Ramiro Herrera has been immense for Pumas; interesting to see what his absence does to the scrum from here.

Strong defence from the Wallabies, hitting the Pumas backwards and effecting a turnover to go deep in Argentina territory after Nick Phipps kicks deep from midfield. But a penalty undoes the good work and we're back on halfway with a Pumas lineout.

Discipline costing Wallabies. Both conceding kickable penalties and also those two kickable penalties reversed in the first half.

Wallabies playing with better tactics now; winning turnovers and then kicking for territory behind the Pumas. Soft penalty at a breakdown after the lineout relieves the pressure on Argentina, however, and discipline continues to be a real issue.

Israel Folau collects and runs back but Argentina win a turnover. And a penalty with Quade Cooper late and high to "earn" a yellow card. No doubt Nicolas Sanchez milked that, but it was dumb from Cooper and Jaco Peyper had an easy decision to make. Argnetina have a lineout deep in Australia territory. Rolling maul anyone?

Good box kick from Nick Phipps, good kick chase, and Argentina concede penalty for blocking the Wallabies chasers from the catcher.

Excellent scrum from Australia, gifting Nick Phipps front-foot ball and winning a penalty. Bernard Foley kicks to Argentina 10m line, and Australia dominating territory. Manuel Carizza steals the lineout however and Argentina get into Australia territory through power running from backs - in particular from Juan Pablo Socino.

Another excellent scrummage from Australia, and they win a penalty through dominance. Bernard Foley kicks the pille to 5m line for a lineout.

Australia go again from the ruck with Michael Hooper at halfback. Lovely inside ball from Kurtley Beale to Bernard Foley who then feeds Tevita Kuridrani with a two-handed basketball pass to score for the second time in as many games.

Bernard Foley takes his time to kick post siren, but he hooks it horribly. Good result for Australia, the scoreline perhaps reflecting the gap between the teams if not necessarily the performance from the Wallabies. Australia got great reward from the bench again, while Argentina seemed to give up in the final 10 minutes. Certainly the Pumas look a dishevelled mob while Australia can go into the Bledisloe Cup series with confidence.