In a stunning display of rugby prowess, Argentina secured a historic 52-28 victory over Wales at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. The match, part of the Autumn Nations Series, marked a challenging debut for new Wales head coach Steve Tandy, as his team suffered their 10th consecutive home defeat. Argentina’s seven-try performance, including a double from fly-half Geronimo Prisciantelli, set a new record for the most points scored against Wales. The Pumas’ dominance was further highlighted by full-back Santiago Carreras, who contributed 17 points through conversions and a penalty. Wales, despite scoring four tries through Tomos Williams, Dewi Lake, Jac Morgan, and Blair Murray, struggled to contain Argentina’s relentless attack. The match also saw the return of Wales wing Louis Rees-Zammit after a two-year absence, but his efforts were overshadowed by Argentina’s clinical execution. With this victory, Argentina solidified their status as a formidable force in international rugby, while Wales face an uphill battle to regain their competitive edge.