West Ham vs Frankfurt LIVE: Europa League result and final score after late Jarrod Bowen overhead hits bar

Just imagine if its West Ham and Rangers in the final. Imagine the scenes.

West Ham would be the first English team to win the Europa League since...Manchester United last year.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side faced Villarreal in the final and lost after an incredible penalty shoot-out ended 11-10.

What would be a good scoreline for West Ham tonight? A one-goal lead? Two?

Given how much they impressed on the road in Lyon, maybe even a draw would be satisfactory for some West Ham fans.

What else has been happening in the football world today then? Well, this is probably the biggest story of the lot.

Two extra years of Jurgen Klopp and his fist-pumping.

Not long to go now. The players have been out onto the pitch to have a look at their surroundings for tonight’s crunch game.

A reminder that the winner of this tie will play either RB Leipzig or Rangers in the final in Seville on May 18.

West Ham and Eintracht Frankfurt have met on two occasions prior to tonight.

Both of those meetings were also in a European semi-final when they faced off in the 1976 UEFA European Cup Winners Cup.

West Ham won the first leg 3-1, before losing 2-1 in the return leg but going through to the final on aggregate.

The Hammers went on to lose the final 4-2 as Anderlecht lifted the trophy.

The crowd could play a massive part in tonight’s result.

There will undoubtedly be difficult moments for West Ham during the match and they will need the supporters to pull them through.

The London Stadium is starting to fill up. The fans know these nights don’t come around very often for their club.

One way or another it will be the final Europa League game at the London Stadium this season.

Kurt Zouma is back for West Ham tonight. It’s a valuable return for Moyes as Angelo Ogbonna and Issa Diop were also on the sidelines - leaving Craig Dawson as his only recognised centre-back.

When asked earlier this week if any of them would be back for tonight, Moyes said: “It’s always better to make sure they’re right. We’d only put players out if they’d trained and we thought they were fit and ready.

“I won’t rush anybody back. We could do with some central defenders getting fit, but unfortunately that’s the way it’s been and we have to live with it. We’re needing all hands on deck.”

Here is the visitors’ starting line-up for this evening then.

Eintracht Frankfurt XI: Trapp, Sow, Kostic, Hinteregger, Kamada, Rode, Toure, Borre, Lindstrom, Tuta, Knauff.