Tonga have 'wolf pack' mentality - Piutau

Tonga will channel Saracens' "wolf pack" spirit to chase a first-ever World Cup quarter-final, according to Siale Piutau.

The Pacific Islanders can still squeeze through to the last eight as they prepare for their Pool C clash with Argentina at Leicester City Stadium on Sunday, and are taking a leaf of out Premiership club Saracens' book in summoning scavenging spirit in defence against the Pumas.

"We have got this wolf pack mentality that is going to take on the Puma and that is how we are going into this game," said Piutau.

"It's going to be an all-out battle, all-out war. We are just dying to get out on the field and get our howling on."

Tonga captain Nili Latu is also adopting a no-fear attitude and believes his side are relaxed about the prospect of making history and securing a first-ever World Cup quarter-final.

"If we win, with a bonus point, it could take us somewhere we have never been before," said Latu.

"We could make history here. This is going to be our 'final' for this World Cup.

"I don't see it as any pressure. We have nothing to lose, Argentina are a tier-one nation.

"It's an exciting time for us, rather than a pressure time."

Argentina have made seven changes from the side that beat Georgia 54-9, with Jeronimo De La Fuente and Matias Moroni replacing Juan Martin Hernandez and Marcelo Bosch.

De La Fuente and Moroni will make their first full outing as a Test pairing in the centres, with boss Daniel Hourcade keen to add impetus to midfield.