Prince Harry looks glum as he watches Rugby World Cup 2015 semi-final

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Prince Harry in the stands for Rugby World Cup semi-final at Twickenham
He was pictured watching Australia take a half-time lead against Argentina
But he looked rather unimpressed with Wallabies' dominant perfomance

Published: 12:35 EST, 25 October 2015 | Updated: 00:01 EST, 26 October 2015

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Although his beloved England is well and truly out of the Rugby World Cup, Prince Harry hasn't refrained from continuing to soak up at the match day atmosphere at Twickenham.

However, he didn't appear to be enjoying seeing Australia triumph this afternoon during the Wallabies must-win semi-final against Argentina.

Going by the look on his face, Harry was rather disappointed to see Australia pull ahead to a 19-9 lead at the end of the first half.

And if he was disappointed by the half time score, Harry's spirits would remain low when Australia closed out the game 29-15 with a lead that rarely looked under threat.

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Prince Harry grimaces while sitting in the stands at this afternoon's Rugby World Cup semi-final

Harry has watched plenty of live matches at the tournament, though he didn't appear impressed by the Wallabies' taking a half-time lead today

Prince Harry was also in the stands a few weeks ago to see his beloved England lose to the Welsh. Here he is pictured at Twickenham this afternoon

Adam Ashley-Cooper goes over the line for his side's third try against Argentina this afternoon

Australia's explosive winger Israel Folau charges through a tackle as the Pumas try to contain the Wallabies

Today Twickenham was transformed into a sea of green and gold Australian supporters and blue and white Argentine fans as the anticipation reached fever pitch ahead of the second Rugby World Cup semi-final.

Australia will now play New Zealand in next weekend's championship decider as the All Blacks attempt to retain their status as world champions.

Australia, World Cup winner in 1991 and 1999, have reached the final for a fourth time while the Pumas hopes of making their first final were dashed.

Normally, the Wallabies would be overwhelming favourites but Argentina, one of the most improved teams in world rugby, were the strong sentimental favourites with Diego Maradona in the stands leading their supporters.

Argentina made one change to their team, bringing back outside centre Marcelo Bosch from a one-week suspension which saws him miss the impressive 43-20 demolition of Ireland in the quarter-finals.

New Zealand will become the first team in rugby union history to make a successful world title defence if they win the final, but South Africa pushed them all the way before going down 20-18 in yesterday's other Southern Hemisphere clash.

Football legend Diego Maradona also visited Twickenham today to cheer on his country's team

However, he too looked less than impressed after he side trailed Australia for the entirety of the game

Maradona sings (left) and cheers (right) during the build up to the semi-final match, which Australia won 29-15

Two Australia fans pose for a photograph as they await kickoff in the stands at Twickenham, London

A young Argentina fan poses with the Pumas and Wallabies mascots in the buzzing fan zone near Twickenham

An Argentina supporter enjoys the match-day atmosphere ahead of her country's must-win semi-final

Two of the Argentinian players wave to gathered fans as they make their way into the stadium

Australia withstood a ferocious second-half fightback from a brave Pumas outfit to book to set up a World Cup final meeting with New Zealand next Saturday.

An early try from Rob Simmons and a brace from veteran winger Adam Ashley-Cooper established a 19-9 half-time lead for the Wallabies with the flawless boot of Nicolas Sanchez keeping Argentina in the hunt.

A tight and nervy second-half featured just a penalty effort apiece from Bernard Foley and Sanchez before Ashley-Cooper sealed the result and his hat-trick in the 72nd minute.