The Autumn Nations Series continues with an exciting clash as Ireland hosts Argentina at the Aviva Stadium on Friday.
After a tough 23-13 defeat to New Zealand, Ireland is eager to bounce back and showcase their strength against a confident Argentine side.
With both teams looking to assert their dominance, fans can expect a thrilling encounter.
When to Watch
The match is scheduled for Friday November 15th, with kick-off set for 8:10 pm.
How to Watch
You can catch the match live on Virgin Media One as well as TNT Sports 1, with Virgin Media's coverage kicking off at 7:30pm.
Team News
Ireland
Ireland's head coach Andy Farrell has stuck with the tried and tested stalwarts for Ireland's clash with Argentina, hoping to spark a reaction from his side that underwhelmed in their first outing of the series v New Zealand.
Robbie Henshaw is the only change to the starting XV as he slots directly into 13 for Bundee Aki who misses out completely.
While there's only one change to the starting XV, there are four changes to the replacements with Ryan Baird, Sam Prendergast, Craig Casey and Tom Clarkson all coming into the 23 as Frawley, Henderson, O'Toole and Conor Murray miss out.
Cian Healy will equalise Brian O'Driscoll's record as the most-capped Ireland player when he comes off the bench to make his 133rd Ireland international.
Argentina
Argentina arrive in Dublin with a wave of confidence after their impressive 50-18 victory over Italy.
Head coach Felipe Contepomi has recalled veteran loosehead prop Pablo Matera who returns from suspension, and added out-half Santiago Carreras, who has recovered from a calf injury just on time.
This bolstered squad will be looking to capitalise on their recent form. Contepomi is aware of the historical context, as Argentina has never won a match on Irish soil, losing all ten encounters in Dublin.
However, he believes in the potential of his team, stating, "I think they play some really good rugby... they have taken their game to another level and had some big wins."
The Pumas will be eager to break their losing streak in Ireland and prove their mettle against a wounded Irish side.
