Gareth Barry is out to do Liverpool a favour today and send the title hopes of Manchester United into tailspin.
The irony for Barry would be if he helps revitalise Aston Villa's chase for a Champions' League spot he could wreck a mooted move to Anfield.
Villa boss Martin O'Neill said last summer when Barry's move to Liverpool was blocked that he wouldn't stand in the way if Villa did not finish in the top four.
Barry insists he won't be affected by how the outcome would shape his future.
He said: "I won't be torn. Not at all. I want us to finish in the top four and play Champions' League football.
"That's my aim for the eight remaining games. It's a big ask but more than achievable with the players we've got."
The irony for Barry would be if he helps revitalise Aston Villa's chase for a Champions' League spot he could wreck a mooted move to Anfield.
Villa boss Martin O'Neill said last summer when Barry's move to Liverpool was blocked that he wouldn't stand in the way if Villa did not finish in the top four.
Barry insists he won't be affected by how the outcome would shape his future.
He said: "I won't be torn. Not at all. I want us to finish in the top four and play Champions' League football.
"That's my aim for the eight remaining games. It's a big ask but more than achievable with the players we've got."
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