ANDY Robinson's reign as England head coach could be nearing its end after Argentina recorded a famous victory at Twickenham.

The world champions suffered an England record-equalling seventh successive defeat as Pumas replacement Federico Todeschini produced a masterclass performance.

Montpellier back Todeschini amassed 22 points from an interception try, five penalties and a conversion to give Argentina their first win at Twickenham after three previous failures.

England were a shambles, despite wing Paul Sackey and full-back Iain Balshaw scoring impressive solo tries in each half.

Fly-half Charlie Hodgson had another game to forget - he was replaced by Newcastle debutant Toby Flood early in the second half - and Robinson must now surely consider his position after suffering a 12th defeat from 20 Tests.

Back-to-back appointments loom against South Africa, but England are reeling from seven successive losses - their worst results sequence since 1972.

Argentina never even hit top gear, such were England's deficiencies, yet Todeschini came up trumps through an inspirational performance that sparked scenes of wild celebration from the visitors.

Rob Andrew, the Rugby Football Union's elite rugby director, sat motionless in the stands long after the final whistle.

And that was in stark contrast to Robinson, who headed straight to the dressing rooms, displaying an expression of thunder.

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