More pictures of West Ham United training at their new Olympic Stadium home ahead of the curtain raiser against NK Domzale have emerged.
Mark Noble, James Collins, Andy Carroll and Winston Reid train at the Olympic Stadium
The Hammers brought the curtain down on 112 years of history at their beloved Boleyn Ground at the end of the season with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Manchester United.
And now all eyes are on their big move to the 60,000 seater Olympic Stadium down the road in Stratford.
Pitch perfect
The stadium transformation has been moving at a pace and Slaven Bilic’s side will play the first ever game at their new home against Slovenian side NK Domzale in a crucial Europa League match on tonight.
There is as much interest in seeing the transformed arena where the likes of Usain Bolt shone back in 2012 as there is in the match against the European minnows Domzale.
Hammers stretch it out
The club revealed some pictures from the first training session on its official Twitter feed on Wednesday.
And now more photos have emerged of the Hammers training at their new home ahead of the match.
They trail Domzale, who finished third in the Slovenian League last season, 2-1 following the first leg last week.
And it could have been worse were it not for a fine double save by Adrian at the death.
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic during training
Slaven Bilic’s side know they have it all to do to get their new era at the Olympic Stadium off to a winning start.
The Hammers squad have been putting in the hard yards on the Stratford pitch for the first time ahead of the match albeit without experienced first team stars Dimitri Payet, James Collins and Angelo Ogbonna while Aaron Cresswell is out for four months through injury.
There were run outs for the likes of young left-back Lewis Page and fellow Academy starlet Reece Oxford who could both be involved after last week’s full-back debacle in Slovenia.
Lewis Page during training
Sam Byram and Josh Cullen are put through their paces
Page trains as Bilic watches on
Workmen watch from the stands during training
West Ham’s players warm-up at their massive 60,000 seater home
One of the two giant screens in the background as the players loosen up
The view from outside the stadium ahead of the game
Reece Oxford, Reece Burke, Sofiane Feghouli, Havard Nordtveit and co go for a jog
The vast East Stand
Workmen watch from the stands during training
Hammers work up a sweat
The West Ham United sign is attached to the stadium and the fabric wrap is applied piece by piece
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