17th Nov 2021 Reading Time: 1 min Share by Luke Baker James Ryan will captain Ireland in their Autumn Nations Series finale against Argentina this weekend in the absence of Johnny Sexton. Sexton twisted his ankle and knee during the memorable 29-20 win over New Zealand and it was confirmed earlier this week that he will be on the sidelines for four to six weeks – although the fly-half will remain with the squad to help them prepare for Sunday’s clash. READ: Was Ireland’s win against the All Blacks their best ever? Second-rower Ryan captained Ireland during their summer Tests when Sexton was rested and will don the armband once again at the Aviva Stadium for the 2.15pm kick-off. The IRFU also confirmed that scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park has been ruled out of the game against Los Pumas due to a thigh injury, with Leinster’s Luke McGrath called into the squad as cover. 📄 Jamison Gibson-Park has been ruled out of Sunday’s #AutumnNationsSeries Test against Argentina through injury, with Luke McGrath called up to train with the Ireland squad. Full Details 👇#TeamOfUs | #IREvARG — Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) November 17, 2021 Gibson-Park impressed in the victories over Japan and the All Blacks but his absence means one of Conor Murray, Craig Casey or McGrath will wear the No.9 jersey from the start in Dublin. Related News post 9 hours ago Rennie announces Australia's 35-man squad for Springbok Tests Reading: 3 mins Tags: Ireland Previous Story Was Ireland’s win over New Zealand their best against the All Blacks? Next Story Ntamack back at fly-half for France against All Blacks More News News Rennie announces Australia’s 35-man squad for Springbok Tests 9 hours ago News Six must-have players in the Autumn Nations Series Fantasy Rugby 11 hours ago News Schmidt named New Zealand attack coach 2 days ago More News Google Ad – 300×100