Argentina pulled off a stunning second-half comeback to defeat Scotland 33–24 at Murrayfield, scoring five consecutive tries that shifted the momentum of the match. The game started off with Scotland taking charge, as Jack Dempsey opened the scoring in the 13th minute, followed by two tries from Ewan Ashman that put them ahead 24–12 early in the second half.
The turning point of the game occurred in the 45th minute when Argentina made pivotal player substitutions. Following a crucial interception by Rodrigo Isgro, Scotland’s Finn Russell was penalized, leading to the sin-binning of Blair Kinghorn. This change allowed Argentina’s captain, Julián Montoya, to score their first points, igniting a comeback.
As Argentina intensified their attack, Isgro added another try shortly thereafter, even as Russell’s penalty temporarily extended Scotland’s lead. The tide continued to turn as Argentina gained confidence, with lock Pedro Rubiolo crossing the line and Pablo Matera scoring to give Argentina a 26–24 advantage. Santiago Carreras converted the try, and Justo Piccardo capped off the thrilling recovery with a final try in the corner.
This exhilarating match demonstrated Argentina’s resilience and tactical acumen, reaffirming their capability to perform under pressure. Their recent performances, including an impressive comeback against the Wallabies where they scored nine tries after overcoming a 17-point deficit for a remarkable 67-27 victory, highlight the team’s growing confidence and determination. With this momentum, Argentina looks set to continue their strong performance in future matches, showcasing their tenacity and strategic prowess on the field.