WALES 17 29 ARGENTINA
Saturday 14 October Stade de Marseille. Attendance: 62,576
In this match Karl Dickson took the whistle after an early calf injury to Jaco Peyper. Wales saw a 10-0 lead evaporate and Nicolás Sanchez’s late interception try booked their third RWC semi-final. Lock Guido Petti escaped a card after a shoulder to the head of Nick Tompkins.
Magic moment With Wales trailing 19-17 on 74 minutes, Louis Rees-Zammit lunged for the corner after Rio Dyer’s break – and replacement Matias Moroni made a brilliant try-saving tackle.
Winners’ podium Full-back Juan Cruz Mallía: “This team showed once again that it is more united than ever and that it trusts what we do.”
Wing Josh Adams: “We’re devastated. We believed in the group but we just weren’t at the races in
