That's all from us tonight.

A disappointing start to this Test series for Scotland, but they have the chance to bounce back next week in Salta.

See you then.

Argentina head coach Michael Cheika is understandably a happy man. He too has given his thoughts to Sky Sports:

"There are obviously a lot of things to improve", he said, "but I think some of the basics were there. Playing in front of a home crowd gives you that will to win and perform.

"I've always admired Argentinian teams' ability to perform in difficult moments, and we did that [after losing Tomas Cubelli and Nicolas Sanchez]."

A dejected Gregor Townsend has also spoken to Sky Sports post-match:

"I'm disappointed", he said. "We didn't get going until the second half, and then we got into a position from which we should have kicked on, and didn't.

"We didn't have much ball [in the first-half], and we had to defend for a number of phases. It was a stop-start game throughout. Sometimes you have to create your own momentum, and you do that through accuracy.

[On Blair Kinghorn's performance at 10]: "I don't think it was as good as Blair would've wanted, but at times he did well. We're all here to learn. It's the first game for us in a while. We've got to be better next week.

"You have to make the most of the opportunities you get. Away from home you will get decisions go against you. We need to show more intensity, and counter what Argentina do better next week."

A scathing assessment from BBC Scotland's chief sports writer:

Scotland captain Grant Gilchrist has been giving his thoughts to Sky Sports:

"We were below our best in the first-half", he said. "We didn't control territory, didn't control possession. We showed what we're about at the start of the second half. At 18-all I felt momentum was with us and that we should've won the game.

"We can't come here and only play for periods. We need more accuracy and in the key moments we need to be better. At 18-all we have to take the restart and exit.

"We'll be back to win next week, and take it to the third Test.

"I'm not here to captain my country, I'm here to win Tests. That's the overriding emotion now."

Stuart Hogg
Rested Scotland full-back on Sky Sports

Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on Sky Sports

It comes to nothing, but Los Pumas take a 1-0 lead in this three match series.

Time is up in Jujuy, but Argentina kick a penalty into the corner.

They want to finish with a flourish here.

Agustin Creevy blasts through Scotland at a ruck, wins possession back for the hosts, and surely kills off Scotland's challenge.

Argentina knock-on.

Scotland have a scrum on their 22m line - can they perform a miracle?

Matias Moroni wraps up the Scotland ball-carrier, Nic Berry calls maul, and Argentina win a scrum.

It's not happening for Scotland as time ticks away.

As ever with Argentina, this has been a bruising contest. Here's a flavour for you:

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Scotland are pinged for not releasing in the tackle, and Emiliano Boffelli makes no mistake off the tee.

The visitors are now eight points behind. They have 10 minutes to turn things around.

Pablo Matera dinks a kick in behind, but Rory Hutchinson sweeps up well.

However, Blair Kinghorn's clearance kick flies out on the full, and Scotland are back in defensive mode.

Scotland thought they were in in the corner, but Nic Berry's whistle goes for a forward pass.

Hands on heads for the men in navy blue.

An Argentina kick rolls through a flock of pigeons and goes dead.

Scotland gifted some territory, and now they win a penalty which Blair Kinghorn smacks into the corner.

Pierre Schoeman roars with delight as the referees arm goes out in Scotland's favour.

They will have the feed at a scrum on the Argentina 10m line.

Argentina think they've immediately retaken the lead, but the TMO wants a second look at the grounding.