England beat Argentina after controversial TMO call

England secured a narrow victory over Argentina in a chaotic Nations Championship encounter that unfolded in Santiago del Estero. The hosts edged the visitors by a single point, with the match decided in the final minutes after a controversial ruling that disallowed a last‑gasp try by Argentina. The decision, made by the referee, sparked debate among fans and analysts alike, but the result stood and England advanced to the next stage of the tournament.

The game was marked by a series of defensive lapses and high‑intensity tackles, with both sides trading momentum. England’s forwards dominated the scrum, while Argentina’s backline produced several incisive runs. Despite a late surge from the Argentine side, the disallowed try proved decisive, leaving the hosts to celebrate a hard‑earned win amid a tense atmosphere. The match also highlighted the physical demands of the Nations Championship, with several players reporting injuries that could impact upcoming fixtures.

In the end, England’s resilience and disciplined play carried them past Argentina, securing a place in the tournament’s knockout phase. The controversial ruling will likely be reviewed in the context of the competition’s officiating standards, but for now, the result is official and the English side moves forward with confidence.