It is chaos outside Upton Park, Manchester United have not long arrived in the gridlock, and there are reports that kick-off may be delayed.

No confirmation yet...

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Manchester United

Manchester United have lost none of their last 14 Barclays Premier League games against West Ham United (W11 D3 L0).

Wayne Rooney has scored 11 goals in 15 Premier League appearances against West Ham for Manchester United as well as a record seven as an opposition player at the Boleyn Ground in the competition.

Well done David...

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Stoke City

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Stoke's home for more than 119 years - Victoria Ground - closed its turnstiles on 4 May 1997 after the Potters had played West Brom.

Over the years fans had witnessed many memorable moments including the exploits of Sir Stanley Matthews, who played his final game for Stoke at the age of 50. His ashes are buried beneath the centre circle of Stoke City's current home - the Britannia Stadium.

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What has become of the site where the Victoria Ground once stood now? A report last year says it still lies empty, with plans to build a housing estate yet to come to fruition.  

Arsenal

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Arsenal said farewell to Highbury in 2006 with a 4-2 win at home to Wigan.

They had played at Highbury since 1913 but moved to their new plush Emirates home that summer.

Some of your memories are here...

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Highbury has since been converted into flats. I'm sure they are very reasonably priced...

It's been a little while since one of the Premier League sides moved grounds - but of course it has happened before...

It will be "impossible" to recreate the Upton Park atmosphere and make the Olympic Stadium a "fortress", says West Ham manager Slaven Bilic.

The Hammers play their final competitive game at their 112-year home tonight before moving to the 60,000-capacity London 2012 Olympics venue next season.

"You need to have a hostile atmosphere, be intimidating for away teams. Forget about it - no chance," said Bilic.

"The Upton Park stadium was a first home. No matter where you move after that - if you move to a fancy apartment, a big house or to a mansion - your favourite one is always the first.

"You are losing something because it is impossible to make the Olympic Stadium a fortress."

Strong words from the boss. But Slaven - you didn't see my first home. It was a hole...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Upton Park

Louis van Gaal is playing arguably his strongest available Manchester United side here at West Ham United tonight - with Anthony Martial making a rapid return to fitness from a hamstring problem.

The door to the top four is suddenly open for Van Gaal's side after Manchester City's defeat at Southampton and draw at home to Arsenal.

If United win here tonight and at home to Bournemouth on Sunday they will be in the Champions League with an FA Cup Final appearance to come - is Van Gaal on course to still be at Old Trafford next season?

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal: "We have to win our matches because otherwise we cannot be in the first four - that's the pressure that we have. We have to fight until the end.

"West Ham are a very good team - it's not for nothing they're in the top six of the table. We were lucky in the FA Cup. I think we deserved to win but we were lucky West Ham had a goal disallowed in the last minute."

Fans of a certain age will enjoy that so I will repeat:

TREVOR BROOKING ON CO-COMMENTARY!

BBC Radio 5 Live

BBC Radio 5 live coverage gets under way at 19:00 BST as Jonathan Overend presents 5 live Sport live from Upton Park.

You may have heard that this is the Hammers' last game at the stadium, and 5 live will be speaking to Mark Noble and Billy Bonds about the memories of playing there.

When it comes to the game itself, commentary with Jonathan Pearce and Sir Trevor Brooking gets under way at 19:45 BST.

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic makes one change with Diafra Sakho replacing Victor Moses in the starting XI.    

West Ham XI: Randolph, Antonio, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Noble, Kouyate, Sakho, Lanzini, Payet, Carroll   

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Manchester United make four changes Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial come in along with Daley Blind and Morgan Schneiderlin.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Valencia, Smalling, Blind, Rojo, Herrera, Schneiderlin, Rooney, Mata, Rashford, Martial   

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Louis van Gaal's side will move into fourth with one game remaining with a win tonight.

Quite remarkable given the amount of stick he has come in for all season. United still need two points to surpass their lowest ever Premier League tally of 64 points.

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On the face of it, it seems that no football fans actually prefer a 'new' ground when they move.

For all of the better facilities, better parking, ease of access, more comfort - I tend to only hear fans moaning about the lack of atmosphere, loss of character etc.

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But what are your tips for West Ham as they prepare to move to the Olympic Stadium? How can they make their new home feel more like home?

Or are you a fan who absolutely prefers your new stadium? And why? Let us know.

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Just the one change for West Ham as Diafra Sakho comes in up front.

Manchester United change four men as Daley Blind, Morgan Schneiderlin, Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford all come in.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Upton Park

West Ham United are determined to make the last game at Upton Park a very special occasion - and a band have already been out on the pitch warming up with the traditional cup final hymn "Abide With Me."

Plenty of former players backstage including Paolo di Canio wearing a very lively claret and blue suit to mark the occasion.

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West Ham will sell off seats from Upton Park for £50 each along with a treasure trove of other items ahead of their Olympic Stadium move.

Goalposts, ground signs, a bubble machine, and even the manager's dugout seat will be available.

West Ham will auction trophies, photographs and shirts - with proceeds invested in the club's youth academy.

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Caps, programmes, pennants, a small turnstile, an exercise bike from the home dressing room, a physio treatment table and flight case are also on offer.

Other lots include a mobile programme seller's stand, training mannequin, and the fax machine used by managers before current boss Slaven Bilic.

Two separate sales will be held later this month - one for stadium contents and the other for football memorabilia.