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Wales centre Jonathan Davies admits their 'standards slipped in the second-half' during hammering of Canada on Saturday and Wayne Pivac's side 'have a lot to work on'... after match overshadowed by serious knee injury to Leigh Halfpenny Wales thrashed Canada in Cardiff on Saturday in a comfortable afternoon's work But the game was marred by an injury to Leigh Halfpenny on his 100th cap Captain for the day Jonathan Davies says there is room for improvement Wayne Pivac's team play Argentina at the Principality Stadium this Saturday
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Jonathan Davies lost his most experienced team-mate and close friend Leigh Halfpenny to what is expected to be a long spell on the sidelines, but told his team to brush that off for Argentina.
Halfpenny made his 100th Test appearance in Wales' 68-12 hammering of Canada although his afternoon lasted just 30 seconds as his knee gave way when he ran the ball back.
The 32-year-old suffered an anterior cruciate knee ligament (ACL) injury to his right knee in 2015 which forced him to miss that year's World Cup.
Jonathan Davies believes the standards of Wales' display slipped against Canada on Saturday
Halfpenny is set for a scan on Monday to determine the
