Ireland beat South Africa on Saturday, despite being without CJ Stander for 57 minutes.
The South Africa-born back row was shown a straight red by referee Mathieu Raynal for what was deemed a dangerous late tackle on Springbok out-half Pat Lambie.
Post-match, Joe Schmidt expressed his viewed that the sending off had been a 'harsh' decision.
On Sunday, Stander faced a five-hour disciplinary hearing to decide whether or not he would receive a ban. That hearing was adjourned without a decision.
Today, it reconvened and was then again adjourned just moments before Ireland took to the pitch against Sweden at Euro 2016.
Finally, the verdict has come. Stander has been handed a one-match ban which means he will miss Saturday's second test at Ellis Park in Johannesburg.
However, he will be available for the third test on June 25th in Port Elizabeth.
Breaking: 1 week ban for CJ Stander @RTErugby
— Michael Corcoran (@MichaelC_RTE) June 13, 2016
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