Rugby World Cup 2015: Australia v Argentina - The key stats

Australia and Argentina clash in the second Rugby World Cup semifinal. Photos / AP and Brett Phibbs

The key stats ahead of the Rugby World Cup semifinal between the Wallabies and the Pumas at Twickenham.

- This will be the third World Cup meeting between the sides, with Australia winning the previous two both by 13+ points.

- The Wallabies have won 10 of the last 11 Tests between the sides in all competitions; however that one win for Argentina did come recently, in 2014.

- Australia are playing in their sixth Rugby World Cup semi-final, only New Zealand have reached this stage on more occasions (7).

- This will be the first time Argentina have ever played a Test match at Twickenham that has not been against England (L5, W1).

- The Pumas have failed to score a try in five of their previous six Test matches at Twickenham.

- Australia have won five out of five Rugby World Cup matches at Twickenham (England x2, Wales, South Africa and Scotland).

- Australia are aiming to reach their fourth World Cup final, which would equal the All Blacks.

- David Pocock has won more turnovers (10) than any other player going into the semi-final stage of this year's event, despite playing just 219 minutes.

- Six of Argentina's tries at this tournament have come from kick returns, no other side have scored more than four in this way (Australia have scored just one).

- Argentina have made more metres and offloads in the tournament so far, as well as notching up more defenders beaten than any other side.