West Ham United travel to Ewood Park aiming to get their promotion push back on track by beating Blackburn Rovers this afternoon.
New manager Scott Parker will be hoping the character his side showed to come from 3-0 down to earn a point at Cardiff City can act as a springboard for an upturn in form.
Parker took over from Nuno Espirito Santo after back-to-back home defeats against Southampton and West Brom saw the Hammers drop down to eighth in the Championship table.
West Ham did fall out of the play-off places despite the dramatic comeback to earn a share of the spoils in the Welsh capital, but with 32 games remaining they will expect to be challenging for automatic promotion at the end of the season.
There will be 7,093 West Ham United fans in the Darwen End at Ewood Park this afternoon.
With East London based fans having to embark on a 500-mile round trip, the official supporter coaches left at around 07:00 GMT this morning.
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