Argentina v South Africa: How to watch, live stream, kick-off time
Springboks taking on Argentina in the Rugby Championship, and South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus.
South Africa could secure the Rugby Championship title with victory over Argentina at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham on Saturday.
It would be the first time the Springboks have won back-to-back Rugby Championships and they sit one point ahead of New Zealand in the table with a game to play.
With a huge South African following set to watch the side in London, South Africa will be favourites to retain the title and the match will be shown live on Sky Sports in the UK.
Fans in the US who want to watch the game can do so via FloSports. The streaming platform secured the rights to the Rugby Championship and has shown every game so far. You can access the live stream here.
Springboks centre Damian de Allende, said: “We’ve played here a few times, and although it’s neutral ground for both teams, we are expecting Argentina to have a good support base as well, so it’s going to be a proper Test match.
“I wouldn’t say playing in London is easier than playing in Argentina. The travel was easier, of course, and we didn’t have to face the jetlag factor, so it may be neutral territory, but that won’t give any team an advantage.
“That said, we are really looking forward to the match. I think more than 60,000 tickets have been sold, so it’s going to be an incredible atmosphere.”
South Africa team
Ox Nche is the only addition to the starting team for the Springboks. The loosehead prop joins Malcolm Marx and Thomas du Toit in the front-row.
Grant Williams, Jesse Kriel and Bongi Mbonambi return to the bench in the only other changes to the 23-man squad that travelled to London.
15 Damian Willemse
14 Cheslin Kolbe
13 Canan Moodie
12 Damian de Allende
11 Ethan Hooker
10 Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu
9 Cobus Reinach
8 Jasper Wiese
7 Pieter-Steph du Toit
6 Siya Kolisi (c)
5 Ruan Nortje
4 Eben Etzebeth
3 Thomas du Toit
2 Malcolm Marx
1 Ox Nche
Replacements:
16 Bongi Mbonambi
17 Jan-Hendrik Wessels
18 Wilco Louw
19 RG Snyman
20 Kwagga Smith
21 Grant Williams
22 Manie Libbok
23 Jesse Kriel
Argentina team
Argentina head coach Felipe Contepomi has made seven changes to the team that was soundly beaten 67-30 in Durban last week.
Geronimo Prisciantelli comes in at fly-half and Simon Benitez Cruz starts at scrum-half. Santiago Grondona is at number eight while Santiago Carreras is moved to full-back this week.
15 Santiago Carreras
14 Bautista Delguy
13 Justo Piccardo
12 Santiago Chocobares
11 Juan Cruz Mallia
10 Geronimo Prisciantelli
9 Simon Cruz Benitez
8 Santiago Grondona
7 Marcos Kremer
6 Pablo Matera
5 Pedro Rubiolo
4 Guido Petti
3 Joel Sclavi
2 Julian Montoya (c)
1 Mayco Vivas
Replacements:
16 Ignacio Ruiz
17 Boris Wenger
18 Francisco Coria Marchetti
19 Franco Molina
20 Juan Gonzalez
21 Joaquín Oviedo
22 Agustin Moyano
23 Rodrigo Isgro