Hammers fans face trouble
Around 40,000 are expected at a game which sees the Irons leading 2-0 from the first leg vial a double from Mikey Antonio.
However, industrial action means there will be a severely reduced service on some rail services on Thursday, with the latest trains reaching their destination by 7pm.
On Greater Anglia, hourly service will run between Norwich and London Liverpool Street; Norwich and Cambridge/Stansted Airport; Colchester and London Liverpool Street; Clacton-on-Sea and London Liverpool Street; Southminster and London Liverpool Street; Cambridge and London Liverpool Street; Hertford East and Stratford. No services will run on regional/branch lines not listed above.
Southeastern Railway services into Stratford International will also be limited and supporters will not be able to travel back to south-east London or Kent after the game, as the latest trains will reach their destination by 7pm.
c2c services will NOT be affected by industrial action.
There are no planned closures or alterations to TFL London Underground, train, tram or bus services. A Tube strike on Wednesday 15 March should not affect your travel to or from London Stadium, as services are expected to run normally on Thursday.