What Eddie Jones will have learned from Argentina’s win over Tonga | Robert Kitson

The England head coach did not travel to Hanazono to watch next Saturday’s opponents but the Pumas will have given him plenty to ponder

Possible X-factor? For years now Agustín Creevy has been one of Argentina’s key players and, to quote one of England’s coaches, their “spiritual leader”. His hooking deputy, Julián Montoya, consequently, has spent most of his international career on the bench: this was his seventh start in 57 Tests.

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