Danny Mills
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"My only concern for West Ham is their two full-backs who love to push forward high up the pitch. They got caught out at the weekend."

There's a big gap in the Manchester United defence that Enner Valencia almost exploits. It's Andy Carroll's ball that slices through the statuesque backline and Valencia charges at goal but rushes his shot and scuffs it straight into David de Gea's hands. All West Ham at the moment though.

Danny Mills
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"I really think Manchester United are going to struggle. There is nothing in their team that scares you anymore. Their best players are probably on the bench."

Lively start by West Ham as Antonio gets away down the right and whips in a low ball to the near post. Michael Carrick stabs behind with Angelo Ogbonna lurking and the corner comes to nothing.

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Ralph Higson: I always want Man U to lose but I want Van Gaal to be there for another season.

Danny Mills
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"If Manchester United don't win a trophy that's three seasons without one. That's not fantastic. It's been a disappointing season.

"The early kick-off is a bit unusual. You can hear the atmosphere beginning to build already. I like to call it Upton Park. It's never been the Boleyn Ground for me."

The whistle goes and the last-ever FA Cup game at Upton Park is under way!

Dimitri Payet is prowling the pitch for team-mates to hug. There will be a few nervy Manchester United fans if their side give away a free-kick anywhere near their box.   

Upton Park is packed to the rafters as the players come out. Brilliant atmosphere. 

Not long until we get this show on the road.

Danny Mills
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"A little bit of pressure on Manchester United. I was here at the weekend when West Ham were sensational. Man Utd, it's a young side isn't it? Not a great deal of experience. The atmosphere will be sensational and might just scare one or two of the United players."

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West Ham United co-owner David Gold speaks on BBC Radio 5 live: "Upton Park has been amazing for the atmosphere created under the lights. I expect this evening to be probably one of the best.

"I am emotional about it being the last game. I'm excited but equally I'm nervous about the desperate requirement to win the game. It would be fantastic to go out as winners."

An FA Cup win or Champions League football? "Finishing fourth in years to come will be forgotten but to win the FA cup, you can touch it, you can feel it, you own it. It would be a fitting end to our tenure at Upton Park. What a way to end that association. To win the FA Cup that you can touch and feel.

"You ask me what I'd prefer? I'd prefer the FA Cup but I'd like both."

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Former West Ham midfielder Joe Cole on BBC One: "When you have the big man Andy Carroll, a hat-trick on the weekend, the message will be simple, get the ball in the box."

Alan Shearer
On BBC One from Upton Park

"It promises to be a fantastic evening. The atmosphere will be electric. It could be a very special season for West Ham."

My colleagues are currently debating whether we should be calling West Ham's ground the Boleyn Ground or Upton Park. If Upton Park is good enough for Sir Trev, then it is good enough for me [see 6:52 BST entry]

If you are itching for some build up then MOTD Live is live on the Red Button now. You can also watch on this page as well.

BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham legend Sir Trevor Brooking: "Evening games at Upton Park have always been great. 

"We have had some good moments this season but probably the goal in extra time against Liverpool in the FA Cup was a special moment. 

"Tonight it is Manchester United and having gone there and got the draw, everyone is hoping the Hammers can get through to the semi-finals."  

Ten minutes until kick off, so here's one final reminder of the teams.

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic makes two changes from the 3-3 draw with Arsenal last Saturday. Keeper Darren Randolph and forward Enner Valencia replace Adrian and Winston Reid. 

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is on the bench as he makes his return after two months out. Manager Louis van Gaal makes two changes from the defeat at Tottenham on Sunday as midfielders Marouane Fellaini and Ander Herrera replace Morgan Schneiderlin and Juan Mata. 

West Ham XI: Randolph, Antonio, Tomkins, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Kouyate, Noble, Valencia, Lanzini, Payet, Carroll.  

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Fosu-Mensah, Smalling, Blind, Rojo, Carrick, Fellaini, Lingard, Herrera, Martial, Rashford.

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As we are saying goodbye to West Ham, we want your memories of football grounds. Your special seat? Pre-match ritual? Best moment...

Josh Collins: It has to be Watford Leicester play off semi 2nd leg 3 years ago. Leicester had a pen in 90+6 was saved then Watford Scored!

James Drew: Best Upton Park moment? Without a doubt February 2000, West Ham 5-Bradford 4 - the game that made me a West Ham fan, forever.

Michael Sayles: Best Upton Park moment: 14/05/95 - Ludek Miklosko keeping out all those #mufc, external chances so that Blackburn won the Premier League.