Wallabies vs Argentina: All you need to know
The Wallabies take on Argentina on Saturday night in what looms as a decisive match for the Aussies' fortunes in 2017.
After back-to-back losses to the All Blacks, the Wallabies drew with the Springboks last weekend in Perth.
Their fate in the Rugby Championship will be determined by the result against a tough Pumas outfit.
Teams: Australia vs Argentina
Kick off time: 8pm AEST
Venue: Canberra Stadium
TV Information: Network Ten, or follow the live scores of the Wallabies vs Argentina here
Wallabies team
1. Scott Sio (35 Tests)
2.Tatafu Polota-Nau (74 Tests)
3. Sekope Kepu (83 Tests)
4.Rob Simmons (74 Tests)
5. Adam Coleman (14 Tests)
6. Ned Hanigan (6 Tests)
7. Michael Hooper (c) (71 Tests)
8. Sean McMahon (18 Tests)
9. Will Genia (vc) (81 Tests)
10. Bernard Foley (vc) (48 Tests)
11. Reece Hodge (16 Tests)
12. Kurtley Beale (63 Tests)
13. Tevita Kuridrani (50 Tests)
14. Henry Speight (15 Tests)
15. Israel Folau (58 Tests)
Reserves
16. Jordan Uelese (1 Test)
17. Tom Robertson (12 Tests)
18. Allan Alaalatoa (15 Tests)
19. Izack Rodda (1 Test)
20. Jack Dempsey (2 Tests)
21. Nick Phipps (54 Tests)
22. Samu Kerevi (10 Tests)
23. Marika Koroibete (0 Tests)
Argentina team
(15-1) Emiliano Boffelli, Matias Moroni, Matias Orlando, Jeronimo de la Fuente, Ramiro Moyano, Nicolas Sanchez, Martin Landajo, Tomas Lezana, Javier Ortega Desio, Pablo Matera, Matias Alemanno, Guido Petti, Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, Agustin Creevy (c), Lucas Noguera
Reserves: Julian Montoya, Santiago Garcia Botta, Enrique Pieretto, Marcos Kremer, Juan Manuel Leguizamon, Tomas Cubelli, Santiago Gonzalez Iglesias, Manuel Montero
History and stats
* World ranking - Australia 5, Argentina 10.
* Played 27 - Australia 21, Argentina 5, Draw 1.
* Rugby Championship results: Since 2012 - Australia 8, Argentina 1.
Last five results -
2016: Australia 33-21 (Twickenham)
2016: Australia 36-20 (Perth)
2015: Australia 29-15 (Twickenham)
2015: Australia 34-9 (Mendoza)
2014: Argentina 21-17 (Mendoza)
* Biggest Australian winning margin - 47 (Brisbane 2000)
* Biggest Australian losing margin - 15 (Brisbane 1983)
