In a breathtaking display of resilience, Argentina orchestrated one of the most remarkable comebacks in rugby history, overcoming a 21-0 deficit to defeat Scotland 33-24 at Murrayfield on Sunday. This victory marks the Pumas’ first win at Murrayfield in 16 years and stands as their greatest comeback triumph to date. The match, which seemed firmly in Scotland’s favor, took a dramatic turn in the final quarter as Argentina scored five tries in just 22 minutes. Scotland had dominated the early stages, with Ewan Ashman scoring two tries and Finn Russell adding extras to build a commanding lead. However, Argentina’s fortunes changed after coach Felipe Contepomi made strategic substitutions, bringing on key players like Santiago Carreras and Pablo Matera. Carreras’ attacking prowess and Matera’s physicality revitalized the Pumas, leading to a flurry of tries. Julian Montoya, Pedro Rubiolo, and Matera all crossed the line, while Santiago Carreras’ conversion and Justo Piccardo’s late try sealed the historic win. This loss is a bitter blow for Scotland, who also suffered a narrow defeat to New Zealand the previous week. The match highlighted Argentina’s grit and determination, as they turned a seemingly insurmountable deficit into a stunning victory.