Scotland vs Argentina

But Emiliano Boffelli added to earlier scores by Santiago Carreras, Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro and Gonzalo Bertranou to give the Pumas a 34-31 win. Michael Cheika's ...

Kinghorn suffered his first miss with a penalty to keep it tight at the interval. Kinghorn got back on track with the conversion. A scrum near the line led to the decisive moment and Edinburgh's Boffelli went over on the left before adding the conversion. The Scots then decided to send a kickable penalty to the corner and Argentina seized the initiative. Kinghorn converted. A long-range Boffelli penalty was missed but the fly-half got his next one to get his side back to within a point.

UK viewers can watch Argentina v Scotland live on Sky Sports Action, or online via the website or app. You can also live stream the game with a NOW TV ...

UK viewers can watch Argentina v Scotland live on Sky Sports Action, or online via the website or app. “It’s a brand-new stadium we’re playing in so I’m sure it will be an excellent atmosphere. This next game is about how we get up and fight again."

Edinburgh winger Emiliano Boffelli crossed after the 80-minute mark to deny Scotland a tour series victory in Argentina.

Kinghorn's kicking put Scotland seemingly well in command, but the hosts hit back inside three minutes. Boffelli reduced the arrears with a penalty and Kinghorn hit the bar with a long-range penalty attempt in the final minute of the half. The 27-year-old set up Santiago Carreras to go over and then kicked the hosts 10-7 in front.

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend was proud of his players despite suffering a series defeat in Argentina in the final seconds of their tour.

“We didn’t bank the points after kick-offs. It was our best display of the tour and would have been a famous win but the feelings just now are the opposite of that.Gregor Townsend “It was our best display of the tour and would have been a famous win but the feelings just now are the opposite of that.

Watch: Emiliano Boffelli match-winning try against Scotland. The winger's score with the clock in the red seals series win for Argentina.

The Pumas did not let up and they reaped the rewards as the clock turned red. The Scottish forwards worked the ball closer to the line, van der Merwe picked it up from the base of a ruck under the posts and dived over from a couple of metres. It was 31-27 heading into the final ten minutes. He slotted a penalty from halfway shortly afterwards, though, and more than made up for that early fumble in the final minute. The hosts did not let Scotland pull further clear, though. So how did we get to the late drama?

Scotland succumbed to self-inflicted wounds after blowing a 15 point lead to Argentina in a tense and entertaining Test match in Santiago.

It was our best display of the tour, and it would have been a famous win, but the feeling now is the opposite of that. “And we had chances to be more efficient with our exiting in the last 20 minutes, so that was disappointing After a period of pressure the hosts pulled another try back through replacement scrum-half Gonzalo Bertranou sniping over from the base of a ruck. The winger had to make do instead with a 52-yard penalty a couple of minutes later following a Price offside. Scotland had two chances to finish the first half on a high. If you don’t have a good set-piece in Test rugby, and you can’t win your line-out, you are going to struggle.

Edinburgh wing Emiliano Boffelli crossed after the 80-minute mark to deny Scotland a tour series victory in Argentina. Scotland were 15 points ahead with ...

“We got 15 ahead by kicking towards the corner in the first half,” he said. Scotland took control in the opening 10 minutes of the second period. Scotland had made eight changes following their second-Test victory with full-back Ollie Smith making his debut, and they finally came to life in the 13th minute.

Edinburgh winger Emiliano Boffelli's late try snatched a 34-31 win over Scotland in the third and final Test.

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