Argentina flanker Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe feels they can be more clinical following their 54-9 Rugby World Cup rout of Georgia. 

The South Americans ran in seven tries en route to a bonus-point victory in Pool C at Kingsholm on Friday.

A spell of three tries in six second-half minutes while Georgia captain Mamuka Gorgodze was in the sin bin effectively settled the game after a scrappy first half.

Juan Imhoff and Santiago Cordero both scored doubles in a win that puts Argentina in second place in Pool C and in a good position to progress to the knock-out rounds behind New Zealand.

Lobbe said: "There's always room for improvement. We could be more clinical and we must keep on working to succeed.

"Now that we're near the knockout stages we have to focus on winning every match. As soon as we lose, the dream is over."

Asked if Gorgodze's yellow card was the turning point, Lobbe added: "I think it was a big moment, but for me the main turnaround was that the team stayed calm and played phases and kept the ball well.

"When the opposition loses a player there is more space, but we didn't concede any penalties in the contact area. We believed in our game plan."