West Ham United's men's first team squad have hit the training pitches as they get set for a swift return to Premier League action.
David Moyes' charges will be aiming to bounce back from Thursday night's disappointment in Europe when they welcome Fulham to London Stadium on Sunday.
They trained at a sun-kissed Rush Green on Saturday as the final touches were put on their preparations.
During training, the Hammers showed their support for the DT38 Foundation ahead of tomorrow's awareness fixture.
Ten years ago, on 18 April 2014, Hammers youngster Dylan Tombides bravely lost his battle with testicular cancer. To mark the occasion, and to raise awareness of testicular cancer, Sunday’s fixture will be used to highlight the charity set up in Dylan’s memory, DT38.
Find out more about the charity and how to support their cause by clicking here.
