India survived a final-quarter onslaught from Argentina to hang on to a 2-1 win in their third Group B encounter at the Rio Olympics on Tuesday. The win put India second in the Group with six points -- behind Germany on goal difference -- and enhanced their quarterfinal chances.After dominating the game for the first three quarters, India came under intense pressure from Argentina in the final 15 minutes, during which they conceded five penalty corners.India took the lead through Chinglensana Singh (8th minute) before fellow Manipuri player Kothajit Singh doubled the scoreline with a field strike in the 35th minute.Drag-flicker Gonzalo Peillat pulled one back for Argentina in the 49th minute by converting their first penalty corner with a lethal strike. It looked as if it would turn out to be another heart-break for the Indians, following their last-gasp 2-1 loss to Germany yesterday, as the game was mostly played in the Indian half thereafter.However, Sreejesh pulled off as many as five saves to deny the Argentines in the dying minutes to keep Indias lead intact.This was Indias first win against Argentina since 2009 Champions Challenge, where they won 3-2.?In the recent past, the two teams played out a 3-3 draw at the six-nation tournament in Valencia.India will next play London Olympics silver medallists Netherlands in their penultimate pool match on Thursday.Indias first real chance came in the seventh minute when SV Sunil cut through inside the Argentina circle from the right flank to pass it to Akashdeep Singh, whose push was saved by rival goalkeeper Vivaldi. From the ongoing move came Indias first penalty corner, but Vivalidi once again came to Argentinas rescue to keep away Rupinder Pal Singh fierce flick.India kept up the pressure and secured their second short corner in the 8th minute and this time Chinglensana converted the chance after a small goof-up to give his side the lead.Towards the end of the first quarter, Argentina exerted some pressure on the Indian defence and India were lucky to retain their lead when Manuel Brunet struck the post.Argentina came out attacking in the second quarter, but Indian defended well to thwart any danger.India were slow to get off the blocks in the second quarter but as time passed by they got into their groove and enjoyed more possession.India controlled the proceedings in the third quarter and scored five minutes into restart through Kothajit, who pounced on a loose ball to find the net.The final quarter completely belonged to Argentina but the Indians did just enough to maintain their composure and avoid a repeat of the match against Germany, when they conceded a goal three seconds from the hooter to lose the tie. 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Hes an old man acting like that.Smith caught eight passes for 87 yards.FRANCHISE RECORD: Flacco broke his own franchise record for consecutive completions by connecting on 21 straight. Flacco misfired on four of his first five throws, but then reeled off 21 in a row. The streak ended on Mike Wallaces drop in the end zone early in the third quarter. Flaccos previous record was 14 straight set in 2009.BRIGHT SPOT: Its clear the Jaguars need to force the ball to Allen Robinson, who was the offenses lone bright spot. Robinson finished with seven catches for 57 yards and two touchdowns. He had a 3-yard score in the first quarter and an 11-yarder in the third. After his first TD of the season, Robinson heaved the ball into the stands in a release of frustration.IVORY RETURNS: Running back Chris Ivory made his Jaguars debut but was mostly ineffective. Ivory, who missed the first two games because of a general medical issue, finished with 14 yards on 12 carries.MISSING MEN: The Ravens managed four sacks without their best pass-rusher. Elvis Dumervil (foot) missed his third straight game but seems to be moving closer to returning. The Jaguars played without two starting offensive linemen -- left tackle Kelvin Beachum (concussion) and center Brandon Linder (knee) -- and two defensive starters, cornerback Prince Amukamara and defensive end Jared Odrick.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and AP NFL Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '