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The new home stadium of West Ham United, the Olympic Stadium, is something more than a football stadium. It is an amazing project, one of the finest football stadiums in the world, which you can see and enjoy. A relevant element of the stadium is its redesigned roof having the capacity to cover all the seats. Olympic Stadium offers a unique viewing experience for West Ham fans. Buy your football tickets now to have the chance of feeling the atmosphere in this remarkable stadium. The stadium is a symbol of perfection, professionalism, and transparency.

West Ham United Football Club are an English professional football club based in East London. It is currently playing in the Premier League, and regularly surprises fans with its good players. West Ham United won the FA Cup in 1964, which was the beginning of the glory years for the club. Book your football tickets this season. It is the best time to visit London and immerse in the heritage of West Ham United.

You can find out about the club’s initiatives to promote the appealing idea of being ‘The Academy of Football’. West Ham United have extensively focused on the importance of the youth development system established during the 1950s. You have the chance to visit different football matches while in London, but you will not regret if you book your football tickets for West Ham United. The vision of the club is innovative and solid as well as its Academy represents an integral part of West Ham’s identity.

About West Ham

West Ham United Football Club plies their trade in the English Premier League. They are based at Upton Park in the East End of London and have a loyal following of ticket holders. Founded back in 1900 the team won the Football League War Cup in 1940 and have since gone on to win the FA Cup three times. They have yet to win a league title but did finish the old First division in third place during the1985/86 season.

Famously, three of the West Ham team were involved in the England squad that won the 1966 world cup. Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters were vital to England’s success and with Moore captioning the side whilst both Hurst and Peters were goals scorers in the final win. However, also during the 1960’s the club was linked with the emerging problem of football hooliganism and football violence with the Mile End Mob a group of West Ham followers who became infamous for terrace related violence. Tickets to watch home games can cost between £48 and £30, depending upon where you are seated in the ground and what competition the club are involved in. The East End of London has a proud tradition of supporting its football clubs and the local area has many attractions for the would be visitor including, the London dockyard, the Whitechapel Art Gallery, The Ten Bells, Wilton’s Music Hall and Sutton House. In addition to this, there is a range of museums, restaurants, theatres, cinemas, pubs and clubs that await travellers to this historic part of London.