Argentina v England - Analysis and Player Rankings

As England completed a thrilling a thrilling 34-38 win over Argentina riding on a last gasp try from Denny Solomona, we take a look at few of the key points from the encounter.

TWEET OF THE MATCH

"Couldn't have scripted it better as Solomona goes over for what looks to be the winning try for England against Argentina" - Press Association reporter Ian Laybourn in San Juan.

MOMENT OF THE MATCH

Solomona's late solo try on his England debut sealed victory for Eddie Jones' men after a high-octane and dramatic match. The rugby league convert was forgiven for missing three early tackles as he raced away to touch down after coming on from the bench to announce his arrival in the Test arena.

STAR MAN

George Ford.

The England stand-off kicked four penalties, three conversions and exchanged passes with Francis before powering upfield to score a try. The 24-year-old pulled the strings for the Red Rose and played attacking rugby on the front foot.

YOUTHFUL VERVE

England were their own worst enemy in the first half after error upon error meant they were unable to get any momentum and Argentina took the lead through Emiliano Boffelli's try. Fly-half Ford set up Marland Yarde for his try ahead of a chaotic period of play which saw incredible switches of possession and territory before cutting the lead from the penalty tee early in the second half. In a game where the momentum continually shifted, England's young guns went toe-to-toe with Argentina, with victory sealed in dramatic fashion through 23-year-old Solomona's first England try.

PLAYER RATINGS

Mike Brown: 5 (out of 10)

Marland Yarde: 7

Henry Slade: 7

Alex Lozowski: 8

Jonny May: 6

George Ford: 8

Danny Care: 7

Ellis Genge: 7

Dylan Hartley 6

Harry Williams: 6

Joe Launchbury: 6

Charlie Ewels: 6

Mark Wilson: 8

Tom Curry: 8

Nathan Hughes: 8

Replacements

Matt Mullan: 6

Will Collier: 6

Nick Isiekwe: 5

Don Armand: 5

Jack Maunder: 5

Piers Francis: 7

Denny Solomona: 6

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Argentina v England, Saturday June 17