Ireland's Jansen Out of Fiji and South Africa Games

Ireland's rugby team has lost Sean Jansen for the rest of their Nations Championship campaign. He has suffered a knee injury.

Jansen plays as a number eight, a key position in the forward pack. His injury means he cannot help Ireland in their remaining matches.

Ireland still have games left against Fiji and South Africa, who are often called the Springboks, or simply the 'Boks'.

Head coach Andy Farrell must now find another solution for the number eight role. This is one of the most physically demanding positions on the field.

The loss of Jansen is a blow to Ireland's squad depth. Having several players for each position is important during a long competition.

The Nations Championship is a major international rugby tournament. Teams compete against each other over several weeks.

Farrell will likely need to adjust his selection for the upcoming fixtures. He may ask another forward to play in Jansen's position instead.

South Africa are known as one of the strongest rugby nations in the world. Facing them without a key player adds extra pressure for Ireland.

Fiji are also a tough opponent, known for their fast and physical style of play. Ireland will need a strong team performance to succeed.

Jansen is expected to rest and recover from his injury. Fans hope he will return to full fitness for future matches with Ireland.