Murray only thinking of 'the next biggest challenge' Scotland

Ireland need to follow up their hard-fought 13-8 win over defending champions South Africa with a success over their Six Nations rivals at Stade de France on Saturday night if they are to be sure of progressing into the quarter-finals as pool victors.
NEXT CHALLENGE: Conor Murray not thinking too far ahead, just at next challenge. Pic: ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan

NEXT CHALLENGE: Conor Murray not thinking too far ahead, just at next challenge. Pic: ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan

Conor Murray believes Ireland’s consistency in backing up victory after victory will stand them in good stead for their World Cup Pool B finale against Scotland in Paris this Saturday.

Ireland need to follow up their hard-fought 13-8 win over defending champions South Africa with a success over their Six Nations rivals at Stade de France on Saturday night if they are to be sure of progressing into the quarter-finals as pool victors.

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