Australia v South Africa LIVE rugby: Result and reaction as dominant Springboks rout Wallabies

And it’s Will Jordan’s fellow wing wonder Mark Tele’a who provides an intelligent injection to score!

That’s precisely what Tele’a is so good at. With Argentina pulling in their defensive effort and a penalty coming, Tele’a means with menace, waiting to attack tight spaces and flagging forwards. He picks his moment to pop up on TJ Perenara’s shoulder, the scrum half dropping it off to the wiry, wiggly wing, who slips between two tacklers and slides under the posts.

Jordan’s arrival adds impetus to the All Blacks’ attack, purposeful and precise as they make inroads into the Argentina 22.

Both times Argentina have beaten New Zealand, they’ve ended with 25 points. You fancy they’ll need more than that today, but Santiago Carreras’s crisp clap through the back of the ball takes them to that tally.

“I’m not seeing anything there, guys,” Angus Gardner says to his team of officials, although Brett Cronan is trying to talk his Australian compatriot around. The referee does not believe Blackadder has done much wrong, and after some back-and-forth, he is happy just with a penalty. I’m not certain Cronan agrees, but that looks good refereeing from Gardner, Blackadder receptive and going backwards in contact, even if he could have been lower.

Argentina seems happy enough with a penalty to point towards the posts.

The huge Sclavi makes mincemeat of an All Blacks tackler with his first tote. TMO Brett Cronan wants to look at Ethan Blackadder’s actions in that tackle – the New Zealand blindside came off second best but there may be head contact…

A brace of changes for Argentina. It’s a first cap for young gun Efrain Elias, so impressive as captain at the U20 World Cup last month, in the second row, while Joel Sclavi replaces Eduardo Bello. “Sorry you didn’t get a scrum,” referee Angus Gardner quips to Bello as the tighthead is replaced – still we wait for that first skirmish as the first front-rower leaves the field.

Effortless power in the strike from Damian McKenzie. The All Blacks lead once more.

A coach-killer of a penalty, Argentina almost instantly infringing after the restart. Damian McKenzie calls for the tee and will try to nudge the hosts back in front.

Beautifully worked at the front and Franco Molina reaches the line!

Superb! A dummy jumper at the back of the lineout distracts the All Blacks forwards, leaving them short of steel at the front. A grounded Franco Molina takes at the front and lets the wave carry him, the mass of his mates thumping into his midriff and driving the lock over for his first Test try. Santiago Carreras converts in fine fashion – Argentina lead at Sky Stadium!