Irons' old home is still getting torn apart and now is starting to resemble a pile of rubble as fans continue to adapt to life in the London Stadium
UPTON PARK is in the process of getting demolished as SunSport gives you an update on West Ham's old home.
The terraces at the stadium, also known as the Boleyn Ground, were getting ripped down by builders on the same day as West Ham's clash against Chelsea.
Slaven Bilic's side hosted the Premier League leaders at the London Stadium, which is their new flashy 66,000-seated stadium.
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The video and images show Upton Park being stripped away as rubble is scattered around the old stadium.
There are a number of diggers in action as they chip away at the stadium which is being brought down, after West Ham had lived in it for 112 years.
Sections of the stadium still have seating still in place, whilst other parts of the ground have been completely obliterated.
Irons fans struggled to come to terms with saying goodbye to Upton Park as they waved away unforgettable memories as they moved into the stadium built for the Olympics.
Supporters were not the only people who found the transition hard, with the players also underperforming in their new stadium.
Shortly after their move, fans found it difficult to bring their atmosphere from Upton Park into their new home.
The crowd trouble went much further than just a lack of atmosphere, as police and stewards failed to control supporters on numerous occasions.
The issues have seen a fan reportedly have his head cut open after a coin was thrown at him and various outbreaks of violence.
