Aston Villa travel to Manchester United on Sunday for their final Premier League game of the season and John McGinn says the team will go all out and put their heart and soul into this crucial match.  

Aston Villa only need to win at Old Trafford to qualify for the Champions League for the second consecutive season if other results go their way. Earlier this month, Aston Villa secured their place in the European Football Championship for the third consecutive year with a 1-0 win over Bournemouth.  

John McGinn insisted that he and his teammates will go all out to complete the task in the Northwest and strive to win the best result for the team. John McGinn said: "Everyone is very excited. This is obviously a very exciting end to the season."  

“There could be a lot of changes in the league table, but our priority is to go all out in the game, knowing that winning three points is the best way to secure Champions League qualification. We are in a good position and we need to focus on our task, get the win and hope for the best.”  

“All the players have stayed focused and our performance in the Premier League so far has been fantastic. There was a time when we were in a difficult situation where we could hardly qualify for European competitions. Now that we have secured our place, this game is like a final for us and the end of the season.”  

"I don't think people will get complacent because of this. It's actually good for us because we can stay focused and stay focused on doing what we need to do."  

"I understand that Manchester United are a little disappointed at the moment, but they are still a strong team to be reckoned with at home. Our performances at home have not been as good as we should have been and I've reminded the players of that and they have to play to their best."  

"They are still a team full of talent and have invested a lot in roster construction. I believe they will go all out to rebuild the team and be fully prepared for next season. As a player, after experiencing obvious disappointment, what you want to do most is to get back on the court, try to win back and prove to the outside world that their doubts are wrong. Therefore, we must remain highly vigilant and be prepared to deal with the next game."