Late TMO drama as 13-man England beat Argentina

Um, if you didn't see the match, this is what happens at the end.

So the score is Argentina 24, England 31.

Argentina have scored a try on 79 minutes.

They need the restart, so they've taken the conversion really quickly so that England can restart the match.

They do.

The ball goes deep.

Argentina manage to get the ball from one end of the field right down to the other end.

We'll get onto the discipline and the cards, but all you need to know is that England are playing with 13 at this point.

They get the ball, and Baptiste Delguy looks like he has scored bang in the corner, but he is tackled by Noah Colluri.

It looks a bit high.

He's also tackled by Henry Slade.

It also looks a bit high.

It also a bit of a dodgy grounding as well, so that needs to be reviewed.

In the end, it's decided it can't be a try because, uh, he's touched the touch line at the same time as he's touched the try line, so no try.

But they haven't gone back to review the two high tackles as he was going in the act of scoring.

If he'd have got it, and they'd have got the conversion, or if it could have even been a penalty try, Argentina could have leveled the match.

Matt Dawson, your take on that.

I, I, I, I was, I was watching it, and I, I still don't really understand what you've just said there.

[laughing]

Um, no, I do.

No, I do.

Uh, a-and you've, you described it brilliantly.

It was, it, it, I mean, it was verging on farcical from the officials for me.

Um, I, I, I don't think it was An-Angus Gardner's greatest game.

However, I had a, I had a bit of sympathy for him.