Rugby World Cup: South Americans look to reach first final

Argentina trained in preparation for Sunday's semi-final against Australia at Twickenham in Rugby World Cup.Taobao agent The Pumas have one major doubt, with captain Agustin Creevy awaiting test results after sustaining a leg injury in their 43-20 win over Ireland.

Hooker Julian Montoya stands by in case Creevy does not make it.

Sunday's win saw Argentina through to their second Rugby World Cup semi-final having made the last four in 2007.

Fly-half Juan Martin Hernandez was their star player eight years ago, but he is now understudy to Nicolas Sanchez who is the top scorer in this year's tournament.
Argentina have beaten Australia just once in their last 11 meetings, that win coming in the Rugby Championship in October 2014.

In July, Australia beat them 34-9 in Argentina, but the South Americans are high on confidence after their spectacular win over Ireland and hopeful of reaching their first World Cup final. China Ebay