The Lowdown: West Ham United v Hull City

After securing a vital 1-0 win over Burnley on Wednesday night, West Ham play host to Hull City on Saturday afternoon.

Mark Noble's first half goal proved decisive for the Hammers against the Clarets, the West Ham captain also striking the post with a stunning curling effort from distance. The Tigers arrive in East London having fallen foul of Tottenham Hotspur in midweek, Mike Phelan's men bested by a Cristian Eriksen-inspired display from the home side.

Making your way to London Stadium for the match? The Lowdown will give you everything you’ll need to know to make the most of your trip...

 

Hours of play:

Kickoff between West Ham United and Hull City is scheduled for 15:00, with London Stadium opening the turnstiles for supporters 90 minutes ahead of the match, at 13:30.

Supporters can take advantage of early access drinks discounts inside London Stadium, available for those entering the ground before 14:00.

Hospitality guests for the fixture can enjoy entry to London Stadium 30 minutes earlier, from 13:00.

 

Pre-Match Press:

Darren Randolph, whose string of saves ensured a first clean sheet for West Ham since late October, insisted that the Hammers are on the rise, and the importance of securing three points at London Stadium against Burnley on Wednesday night:

“The morale is good in the dressing room," he said.

"There is happiness and relief that we managed to get a victory and we are moving further up the table. We have shown in patches this season how well we can play and we just need to do it for the whole game.

“We showed against Liverpool the character we have in the team and it was important to get a win against Burnley.

“We have been waiting for a while for a result at London Stadium. We have not played amazing football but right now we just need points and the rest will follow.”

Harry Maguire, speaking ahead of the fixture, pointed to improving performance in Hull City's recent fixtures, despite results not going their way.

 

Travelling to London Stadium:

London Stadium is located within Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and benefits from the capital’s finest transport links.

We’re proud to call Stratford our home with unsurpassed transport links from Stratford, Stratford International, Pudding Mill Lane and Hackney Wick stations. 

Expect to be welcomed on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park by our friendly stewarding & volunteering teams, who will aid you in making your way to London Stadium.

Spectators are advised to follow the alternative routes highlighted in green on the map below, which will also be in place on exit from London Stadium after the game. There will be diversion signage on route and extra stewards in the area to direct the flow of supporters.

Please follow directions on the attached map to better plan your route to the stadium on foot

Please follow directions on the attached map to better plan your route to the stadium by car

Please note that this will add approximately ten minutes to your journey, so please plan your route accordingly to ensure you avoid further delays.

The West Ham United Shuttle Bus Service will be in operation for disabled guests as normal.

For more information relevant to your mode of travel, follow this link for specific instructions relating to train & tube, bus, bike, car & motorcycle, taxi & plane

Away fans travelling by supporters' coaches, to reach London Stadium after being dropped in the coach parking, turn right just before Pudding Mill Lane DLR station, before turning left under the railway bridge and walking north, under the greenway toward the away seating at the Stadium.

Members of our stewarding team will be on-hand to direct you toward the Stadium.

 

Ticket Collections

Home fans can collect tickets from the West Ham United ticket office, located on stadium island, while away tickets can be collected from the Northern Ticket Office.

 

Leaving London Stadium

Fans visiting London Stadium should be made aware of major gasworks taking place on Pool Street at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, closing Bridge Five south of the London Aquatics Centre & ArcelorMittal Orbit on the approach to the stadium.

Revised walking routes for spectators will be signposted, with the following recommended paths in place for the conclusion of the match:

On exiting London Stadium, fans are recommended to make their way left past the ArcelorMittal Orbit before joining Stratford Walk, or making their away across South Park Lawn to the loop road south of Stadium Island. These routes will cater for fans travelling from both Stratford and Stratford International stations.

Please follow directions on the attached map to better plan your route from the stadium on foot

Please follow directions on the attached map to better plan your route from the stadium by car

Please note that this will add approximately ten minutes to your journey, and please plan your route accordingly to ensure you avoid further delays.

Our stewarding team will be on hand to direct fans to the quickest possible exit route.

Find out more about exiting London Stadium here…

 

Supporter Services

Baby Changing Facilities

Baby changing facilities are available on each level of London Stadium. On an event day, simply ask one of our friendly stewarding team for the closest baby change location to your seat.

 

Lost & Found

Please report all lost or found property to the nearest member of staff at London Stadium. If you are no longer at the venue, please email our customer services team at customerservice@londonstadium.com.

Any found items will be kept for two weeks, before being discarded.

London Stadium is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

 

 

Accessible Information

For information regarding accessible travel to London Stadium, find out more here.

Accessible seating is available on each level at London Stadium, including: aisle seats, seats with few or no steps nearby, seating which have nothing directly in front of them, and those closest to toilet facilities.

Numerous rest areas and benches are located across Stadium Island and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. 

Members of staff from West Ham United’s accessibility teams will be on hand and proactive at London Stadium, as well as providing support on key routes in and out of the venue.

Kindly note that if you have your own wheelchair, it will be left in designated areas at the owner’s risk.

Five windows at the West Ham United ticket office are at accessible height for wheelchair users, and use induction loops to support visitors using hearing aids.

Assistance dogs are welcome into London Stadium, and can stay in wheelchair bays. Kindly note that any assistance dogs must remain with their owner at all times.