Eddie Jones guys have negotiated the two games with ease, racking up 2 bonus point wins against Tonga and the USA.
Englands stingy defence has surrendered only once in the last few games (USAs last-second attempt ) and that looks set to put them in good stead from the Pumas, who have handed the 20 point mark just twice annually.
Jones appears to have chosen his most popular squad with Mako Vunipola, Henry Slade and Jack Nowell all returning from injury to take their position indeed.
Argentina enter the game with only 1 win in 2019 (the 28-12 victory over Tonga last Saturday) and seem a far cry from the side which made the semi-finals in 2015. Mario Ledesma has made a enormous selection call diminishing fly-half Nicolas Sanchez in their 23-man squad for the first time in three years, opting to Benjamin Urdapilleta at number 10.
Argentinas assault that has looked so sleek over the previous couple of seasons has been rather blunt in Japan and they have reverted to their traditional strengths, together with the forward package accounting for five of the six attempts — four of those likely to hooker Julian Montoya.
Its well worth noting that the forward of England have been similarly productive, scoring five of the 11 tries throughout the initial two matches.
Looking at those stats it sounds like Jamie George is slightly overpriced at 20/1 to score first — the Saracens superstar scored against Tonga and also given the strength of Englands maul match, George could be in prime position to receive his second try of the championship.
My next bet of this sport is England to acquire by 11-20 points in 11/4. The Pumas have only lost by more than 10 points after since the beginning of the year (that a 46-13 loss to South Africa). Their last four outcomes against England have noticed them shed by 13-10-4-13, with those two defeats coming from a second string side.
The bench of england is the most powerful weve seen from some other side in the championship and while I expect a tussle, thesefinishers can come on to produce all the difference and ease them on.

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