Ireland captain Conor Murray says Eden Park is a “daunting” venue ahead of Saturday’s match against the All Blacks. Speaking ahead of the game, Murray acknowledges the challenge of playing at the New Zealand ground, but says Ireland still have a “small 1%” factor that could help them in the contest. The comments focus on the idea that even without an obvious advantage, a narrow margin can matter in high-level rugby, especially in a difficult environment. While the sources do not detail a specific tactical or statistical reason for the “1%,” they present Murray’s message as a combination of respect for the venue and confidence that one or more small elements could influence the outcome. Both outlets attribute the remarks to Murray and frame them as preparation for a major fixture at Eden Park, emphasizing the psychological and competitive context as Ireland approach the game.