West Ham United's 116-page digital Official Programme for Wednesday's Premier League fixture with Crystal Palace is available to read now here for FREE!
The Irons head into the midweek fixtures sixth in the table and are looking for a fifth win in six Premier League games after defeating Leeds United last time out.
And, with the 8pm fixture also being screened live in the UK by Amazon Prime Video and across the world by the Premier League's international broadcast partners, you can mark the occasion with our Official Programme, which is available to order here for just £3.50, plus £1.49 postage and packaging*.
Copies will be sent via first-class post. Full-season subscriptions are also available, including all Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup home issues, from just £108, from the Club's online West Ham Programmes shop.
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Cover star Fabian Balbuena looks at his strong start to the campaign and taking his opportunities in the programme's feature interview.
Former West Ham and Crystal Palace defender Alan Stephenson flicks through his West Ham Scrapbook, while Hayden Mullins, who also featured for both clubs, picks his Dream Teammates.
The Evening Standard's Ken Dyer shares his Christmas memories, columnist Mark Webster heads down the Added Time Tunnel, Irons legend Tony Cottee pens his regular column, Sid Lambert goes Back to the '90s to remember Iain Dowie, and we continue to look back through the Club's 125-year history.
There is an in-depth guide to Wednesday's visitors, including the expert opinion of the Evening Standard's Jack Rosser.
With columns penned by manager David Moyes and captain Mark Noble, plus exclusive interviews and features from the Academy of Football, West Ham United’s women's squad and the Club’s award-winning Foundation, there is content for everyone in the Official Programme!
You can order your copy for just £3.50 each, plus £1.49 postage and packaging*, by clicking here now.
Come on you Irons!
*For UK addresses only. Postage and Packaging £3.14 for Europe/£4.26 for Rest of the World.