Jonathan Pearce
5 live commentator at Upton Park

"I don't think that even winning the FA Cup and finishing in the top four would save Louis van Gaal."

Manchester City

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Manchester City moved on from Maine Road in 2003 to take over at what is now the Etihad.

Maine Road had its idiosyncrasies - the four stands were all of different shapes and sizes - but the fans certainly loved it.

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Depressingly Maine Road is now a housing estate.

West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan speaking to Sky Sports:

"I think the Police and officials have been kind, I would make them kick off at 7.45 if it was up to me. Manchester United know the score, they should have been here at four o'clock. 

"I'm worried about the supporters. We had a wonderful show planned and some won't be able to stay now."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Manchester United arrived late, as they did for the recent London game at Tottenham, and were met by thousands of West Ham United fans thronging around near the entrance to the stadium as kick-off.

It was then that the attack on the team coach, as confirmed by United captain Wayne Rooney, took place.

United's goalkeepers are only just coming out to warm up and how this latest delayed arrival, and the chaos that greeted it, affects their preparation remains to be seen - what is certain is that some of the behaviour of supporters outside have taken the edge of the celebratory tone of the occasion.

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You would imagine that the move to the Olympic Stadium will see the end of all manner of small businesses around Upton Park. But maybe not.

When the Hammers are at home, healthy queues form outside Nathan's Pies and Eels shop on the Barking Road, but Richard Nathan is also unsure if his family-run business, first opened in 1927, will survive.

"It managed to survive through the second World War and various family members managed to keep it going. There is a lot of history," he said.

"It has kept going through thick and thin but things change."

Read more on what the move means for those around the ground here. 

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal, speaking to Sky Sports: "What do I have to tell? The images tell everything. I have seen also the police were taping. It is also a lot of emotions for people but for us it is the second time in London we have to start later. It is better than last time because we have received our preparation time.

"It is not the first time I have seen that. It is not so nice. The way we have been received is not the proper way of course. That makes all the influence on the players and that is a pity."

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West Ham co-Chairman David Sullivan speaking to 5 live: "It is depressing really, it will be a late night for our fans and some of them won't be able to stay. I don't understand why United couldn't get here at 4pm. They could have got here early. They knew it would be busy. It's crazy.

"There was congestion in the street and they couldn't get the coach in. There were people around the coach, but there was no attack on the coach.

"If you check the coach there won't be any damage to it. If we arrived late at Old Trafford they wouldn't put the kick-off back."

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Joey Barton
Burnley midfielder

West Ham fan James Corden reveals he may struggle to control his emotions during their last match at Upton Park.

Corden, a lifelong Hammers fan, will be at the game and says he might "shed a tear" when it comes to saying goodbye.

Sunderland

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Roker Park was Sunderland's home for 99 years before the Black Cats moved to the Stadium of Light in 1997.

The acoustics of the ground were impressive, with the chants of the diehard fans famously referred to as "The Roker Roar".

These days, houses sit on the site of the ground but Roker Park is remembered by street names such as Promotion Close, Clockstand Close, Goalmouth Close, Turnstile Mews and Roker Park Close.

West Ham's Mark Noble, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "The last 10 seconds before kick off, especially at derby nights, it gives us goosebumps and hopefully we can recreate that at the new stadium."

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

West Ham 1-1 Man Utd “They both badly need a win for different reasons, so I’m going for a draw” Tomorrow’s fixtures Nowich 2-1 Watford “I’m backing Norwich despite their awful form, but it might be too late” Sunderland 2-1 Everton “Everton have been awful so Sunderland will get the win they need to stay up” Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea “I’m expecting a strong Liverpool side a week before the Europa League final"

These t-shirts will have a shorter shelf life than Gavin Holligan.

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Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney: "It wasn't nice. The coach got smashed up, but we're here now, so have to prepare for the game and go out and do our job”.

How ugly was it?

“I'm sure you'll see the images. That's not for me to say, but I think it was disappointing of course. We know it's a big game for West Ham, big night for them, leaving the stadium, but I'm sure West Ham as a club will be disappointed with what the fans have done."

CONFIRMED - Kick-off has been delayed until 20:30 BST.

Sir Trevor Brooking: "You'd like to believe that the police can find out who the culprits are."

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West Ham boss Slaven Bilic: "It is a special night, a farewell to our historic stadium. It will be a very emotional game so I hope that we ride on emotion tonight.

"The players are not kids, they know the whole build-up, it is historic. We try to use that to be our detonator, to get more out of them.

"We are up for it."

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Sir Trevor Brooking on BBC Radio 5 live: "From our point of view yes we want to finish on a high note. It could have been an even bigger game. It is interesting that Slaven has picked 10 of the 11 from last Saturday as if to say show you can bounce back."

The Manchester United team coach was handed a, er, 'colourful' reception on its arrival...

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