Hello and welcome to our coverage of Wales v Argentina, live from the Millennium Stadium. For both sides today is a case of putting right the wrongs after disappointing outings last week. For Argentina, who were level pegging with England until Matt Banahan's try robbed them of a draw their sterling defensive work probably deserved, for Wales it was another unconvincing win, as a side stocked with Lions and experienced internationals barely held on to defeat a spirited Samoan team.

The problem for both teams of late has been tries, though for Argentina, this is hardly as unusual problem as it is for a Wales team that has attacking flair littered throughout the side. Indeed, it's not hard to see why the men in red have come in for huge criticism in the Welsh press this week - they made seven line breaks against Samoa and only crossed the whitewash once, hardly the return a team with Wales' attacking threat should be offering against such lowly opposition.

Both teams will look to injuries to justify part of their lack of cutting edge of late. From Argentina's point of view, the lack of veteran playmaker Filipe Contepomi and fly-half Juan Martin Hernandez, who is perhaps the best 10 in the world on his day.

On the Welsh side British and Irish Lions Lee Byrne and Mike Phillips are injured and their unique attacking qualities has no doubt been missed, but perhaps the most keenly missed player is Lions tighthead prop Adam Jones.

Jones who was injured in South Africa and has yet to return, has grown into one of the finest at his position in the world, and the dearth of depth behind him in Wales has led to veteran Ospreys loosehead Paul James coming in. While the 27-year-old gave a decent account of himself against New Zealand (albeit in a game where neither side seemed that interested in scrummaging), he appeared to seriously struggle against the hardly dominating Fiji front row, and no doubt Argentina's front row of Roncero, Ladesma and Scelzo, perhaps the finest unit in world rugby, will be licking their lips at the thought of putting him under pressure from the get-go.

But even if Wales do struggle at scrum time, they have enough attacking threat from Shane Williams, James Hook, Leigh Halfpenny and Stephen Jones to cause any team problems and one of the key areas of interest will be the Welsh midfield. The centre partnership of Jamie Roberts and Tom Shanklin has been widely criticised for being too one dimensional and lacking creativity, but Shanklin misses the game today and Scarlets youngster Jonathan Davies will start in Cardiff for the first time.

To keep up with all the action from the Millennium Stadium, minute-by-minute, join us for kickoff at 14.30 GMT

14:25 Argentina come out onto the pitch and form a huddle in their half, meanwhile the now customary flamethrowers around the pitch announce the presence of the home side, led out by captain Ryan Jones

14:26 A few Argentinian flags dotted around the stadium wave passionately as the Argentinian anthem is played.

14:28 After a polite round of applause the stadium, the stadium stands to sing the Welsh anthem, as usual it's a rousing affair, but the patches of seats around the top teir show that this isn't quite a full house.

A pass from Jones somehow misses three pairs of Welsh hands it's picked up by Charteris who runs into space outside on the left up to the 10m line. Roncero is penalised for going in at the side and Halfpenny will have a penalty shot.

First test at the scrum and Wales are penalised for hitting too early and it's a free kick, Lobbe takes it on but he fumbles and Wales will counter. Wales have listened to the criticism this week they're really keeping it in hand.

Another solid lineout from Wales and Cooper passes to Jones who passes to Davies, but the young centre can't secure it and it's an knock on just inside the halfway. It's a solid scrum and Fernandez sends through a lovely grubber than goes out at the 22.

Argentina try the maul but they're going backwards and Fernandez sends up the high kick, superbly fielded by Hook and Jones can do likewise. Lobbe gather the ball but Wales' cover is up very quickly to smother him and they win the penalty just inside the Argentina 10m line. Great work from Wales there. An unconvincing kick from Jones but it's over and Wales have the lead.

A long drop out and Hook returns it but it's too long again from Hook and it goes dead to boos from the Welsh crowd.

Wales secure the ball and it's taken on through Davies and Powell, they're trying to inject some pace but Ryan Jones goes on his own and the Argentina forwards quickly turn him and they clear their lines.

Wales wheel the scrum and Cooper gets a foot in and gets the ball out and the ref says play on, Hook comes into the line on the left and moves up over halfway. Wiliams, Roberts and Hook show deft hands on the right hand side and they're up to the 10m line but Argentina are penalised and it's another kickable penalty

Incredible quick thinking by Stephen Jones, he sees all the Argentinian players are switched off and he takes the tap and he just has the legs to run in a try in from the corner. He looks to have injured himself there but that was a tremendously intelligent piece of opportunism by the fly-half there.

Argentina look a bit shellshocked and who can blame them. Hook sends up a Garryowen and Agulla does well to stay in touch, Figuerola looks to break into space but he's caught at halfway and Argentina will reset.

The scrum reset for the first time today, it collapses again and Roncero is penalised for collapsing the scrum, could've gone either way that.

Solid lineout from Wales but Powell loses the ball as he takes it on and Argentina can clears. Very sloppy. Speaking of sloppy, Williams looks to field the kick but knocks it on

Number out wide and Williams looks for space but he's smothered at the 10m line and Matt Rees takes it on and clear. Wales nearly turn the ball over after they chase well, but Lobbe nearly makes a break but he's smothered and Powell does a superb job knocking it loose.

Wales are making territory here but time and again they're going for the direct option and getting penalised, this time it's Halfpenny who goes it alone just outside the 22.

Solid lineout and Comuzzi takes it in midfield but that's excellent work at the breakdown and Wales get the turnover, Halfpenny kicks long and brilliantly and we're all the way back inside the Puma 22.

Fernandez kicks up to the 22 and the just manage to secure the lineout. They're going backwards though and the chip through is attempted by Fernandez, but it dribbles out at the 22.

It looks good but its off the posts and just for a moment the ball was loose as Wales had switched off and Fernandez nearly gathers it on the chase, but he knocks it on.

Another comfortable lineout, Alun Wyn Jones takes and Cooper can clear, Lobbe fields it and Argentina will try to put it through the phases

Wales are penalised at the scrum, despite a ridiculously non-straight feed from Argentina and Rodriguez will have another shot at goal.

Solid restart from Argentina who put it through a few phases before clearing up to halfway.

Jones kicks from the 10m line just to the right of the posts and he makes no mistake sending Wales into halftime with a 10-point cushion.

Jones gets us underway with a kick to the far left. It's gathered by Argentina. Figuerola looks to kick but Charteris charges it down and Shane Williams he gatherers and dances and dives through five tacklers and scores. Amazing start from Wales and a great individual effort from Williams.

Ryan Jones has been warned by the referee about penalties inside the 22 and he'll have to be on his best behaviour now.

Jones kicks short again and Lobbe gathers and runs it up, Figuerola gets the box kick off and it was touched in flight so Ryan Jones' athletic effort to keep it in is for nought.

Jones lines up the kick at the 10m line out on the left, he's hooked it though and it just goes the wrong side of the left hand post.

James takes it into contact and it squirts out, Borges takes it and clears but Charteris is penalised at the 10m line for a shoulder charge and it's a really stupid penalty that's very kickable.

Fernandez ignores the overlap as he kicks straight to Williams who runs back and looks to have let Roberts loose on the right touchline, but the pass is very, very forward and that's sloppy from the current IRB Player of the Year

Wales hitting to early at the scrum and it's a free kick, Lobbe takes it quick and offloads to Figuerola, he looks for the return ball but Powell's hit causes him to knock on.

Halfpenny attempts a 53 metre penalty wide on the left, and it's a fabulous effort bisecting the posts with a big distance to spare.

Comuzzi makes a break up the left hand touchline and he recycles it well, Lobbe batters forward and they're up to the 22, but Rodriguez's pass to Tiesi is forward and it's a Welsh scrum.

Jenkins' first scrum at the tighthead side is penalised for going to early again and Argentina will reset. They secure ball and kick tactically to the Welsh 22.

Rodriguez kick from his own try is superb, right down the middle, and Argentina are back within a converted try.

Lobbe has been everywhere today and he fields another kick, Borges tries to run it out of the 22, but Hook just gets to him and Wales are right in there, somehow he's not pinged for holding on and Argentina clear through Agulla's sliced kick

Rodriguez turns the ball over at the breakdown and offloads to Lobbe, who kicks on, he's checked as he chases and is in the middle of complaining to the ref when Shane Williams receives the ball, spots the gap, and bursts through the line, evades the full back and touches down, great awareness from the Welshman there.

Decent work at the kickoff this time for Wales and Argentina are penalised, Peel takes it quick and Martyn Williams and Halfpenny work the ball up to halfway.

Solid lineout again from Wales and they look to maul it in, but they can't get it moving. Williams takes it on and it's shipped out. Coopers wild pass sets them back but Wales are really fizzing now, they want a fourth try.

Wales get the penalty at the scrum for Argentina taking it down, and Halfpenny will go for another long penalty.

Roberts secures the restart and Jones clears long and Rodriguez chips over the top, but Peel secures it and Wales can move up through Bishop. Argentina are penalised at the breakdown and Peel takes it quick, moving up to the 22.

Wales really starting to fire here and Martyn Williams is at the centre of everything, but again they can't hold on the ball and it's turned over. Looped pass from Tiesi to Rodriguez is forward and that's another mistake that's ruined a promising move.

Argentina going sideways in their own half, the forwards try to offload it but Wales are there to smother them and Ryan Jones drives Leonardi back and then a massive hit from Gethin Jenkins on Figerola, who does very well to hold on to it.

An overthrow from Ledesma and Lydiate looks to have the line at his mercy but it's called back for Ryan Jones holding his opposite number at the back.

Big his from Tom James on Rodriguez as it's passed out wide, the Argentine knocks it on and that's the end of the game.