Hadden picks 'winning' formula
Chris Paterson: Record-breaker
Scotland have made six changes, two of them positional, in their team for Saturday's second Test against Argentina in Buenos Aires.
Head Coach Frank Hadden has made the alterations with the firm intent of bouncing back with a win after last weekend's narrow loss to the Pumas in Rosario.
The changes see the Edinburgh trio of full-back Hugo Southwell, wing Simon Webster and fly-half Phil Godman drafted into the starting line-up in the backs and Glasgow Warriors openside John Barclay promoted to the back-row.
Chris Paterson, switched from full-back to wing, will become Scotland's most-capped player with his 88th appearance, while Allister Hogg moves from flanker to number eight.
Elsewhere Mike Blair becomes the 25th Scot to reach the landmark of 50 caps, while Nick De Luca returns to the 22 for the first time since the Six Nations Championship loss to Ireland.
"The only reason for the changes is to finish the season with a win," said Hadden.
"Phil has been playing consistently well for some time now and deserves this opportunity. It makes sense if we are to get the best out of him to surround him with familiar faces.
"John Barclay's inclusion reflects our need to perform better at the breakdown."
Scotland: 15 Hugo Southwell (Edinburgh), 14 Chris Paterson (Edinburgh), 13 Ben Cairns (Edinburgh), 12 Graeme Morrison (Glasgow Warriors), 11 Simon Webster (Edinburgh), 10 Phil Godman (Edinburgh), 9 Mike Blair (Edinburgh, captain), 8 Allister Hogg (Edinburgh), 7 John Barclay (Glasgow Warriors), 6 Alasdair Strokosch (Gloucester), 5 Scott MacLeod (Llanelli Scarlets), 4 Matt Mustchin (Edinburgh), 3 Euan Murray (Northampton Saints), 2 Ross Ford (Edinburgh), 1 Allan Jacobsen (Edinburgh).
Replacements: 16 Dougie Hall (Glasgow Warriors) 17 Alasdair Dickinson (Gloucester) 18 Alastair Kellock (Glasgow Warriors) 19 Kelly Brown (Glasgow Warriors) 20 Rory Lawson (Gloucester) 21 Dan Parks (Glasgow Warriors) 22 Nick De Luca (Edinburgh)
Date: Saturday, June 14
Venue: Estadio Jose Amalfini, Buenos Aires
Kick-off: 15:10 (20:10 BST)
Referee: Alain Rolland (Ireland)
Touch judges: Alan Lewis (Ireland), Cobus Wessels (South Africa)
Television match official: Shaun Veldsman (South Africa)
Assessor: Dennis Immelman (South Africa)