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Venue: Principality Stadium
Time: 19:30 CAT (SA, GMT+2)
I'm not sure how everyone else is feeling but I'm scared
I'm not sure how everyone else is feeling but I'm scared
Very nervous. Argentina have been playing very well lately and I can't currently imagine how the starting XV from this weekend could hope to beat them. The opportunity is that games tend to be a little more scrappy and open - the ball gets spilled a lot and if you keep your eyes peeled around the rucks you can use that to your advantage. The big danger though is that if we retreat from the contact area like we did against Australia then we will be left too far behind in the first half. And unlike Wales, Argentina are learning from every defeat. Their defense is improving and the set piece is very strong.
Only thing certain is i'll be watching it from the stands! Heard so many stories about the stadium, can't wait to be there.
Anything could happen here. Both teams are erratic enough. A 20 pt difference by either side is not out of the question, neither is a hell of a game by two outgoing teams nor a borefest by two teams who can't put two passes without knocking the ball. They call this a friendly test but both teams need this for the WR ranks.
We appear to be on a slightly better form but that generally plays against us, and they we're playing in Cardiff.
Only thing certain is i'll be watching it from the stands! Heard so many stories about the stadium, can't wait to be there.
Wales improved in the second half without showing much cutting edge - so first half should be an abberation.
Bit like saying Watford drew the last half an hour yesterday. The game was already won by half time and both sides knew it.
Its probably just served to highlight what some have long been saying about Welsh strength in depth.