Scotland kept the series alive last weekend with a 29-6 win after losing 26-18 in the 1st test.

What they said:

Head Coach Gregor Townsend said: “We can’t wait.

“We’ve had a really enjoyable tour, it’s just great to have the players again for a four-five week period and to be on tour here in this wonderful country.

“But what we’re here for is the test series and we’ve put ourselves in a position where we can go out and win it now.”

(On Hamish being captain) “He’s been a key leader for us on this tour.

“This is the first time he’s really been nominated or put into our leadership group, first time he’s been vice-captain and he’s thrived on that responsibility.

“He’s so well respected from the group, from us as coaches, and he plays consistently well for Scotland.

“We see this as something he’s earned it will be great to see him leading out the team again, as he did it on his 50th cap last week.”

Head Coach Gregor Townsend talks through his team selection ahead of Saturday's crucial Argentina test. #AsOne pic.twitter.com/EU8MCg6vkC

— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) July 14, 2022

The Team

Match Stats

• Hamish Watson will captain the side for the first time.
• Zander Fagerson will become the second player to reach 50 caps on the tour after Hamish Watson reached the milestone in the second test.
• Ollie Smith will become the fifth player to go on from the FOSROC Super6 to feature for Scotland in a full international. The 21 year old made seven appearances for Ayrshire Bulls in 2019, scoring two tries.
• Glen Young could make his Scotland debut off the bench.

Where to Watch

Join us in the Scottish Rugby Match Centre on Saturday for exclusive insight, match stats and live commentary from Santiago del Estero.

As always we’ll bring you the big moments as they happen, along with the latest from inside the Scotland camp.

Argentina v Scotland kicks off at 8.10pm BST and you can watch the game live on Sky Sports.