West Ham and Lincoln City fans come together in hilarious Sincil Bank scenes
Lincoln City fans saw the funny side of their 6-0 defeat to West Ham United.
Nuno Espirito Santo's men took absolutely zero pity on the Imps, who had seen two red cards shown to them after just 23 minutes.
That set up a nigh-on impossible task to get anything out of Wednesday night's game, and that they didn't.
Konstantinos Mavropanos broke the deadlock just before half-time, before the Hammers put Lincoln to the sword in the second half.
Tomas Soucek bagged a brace, whilst Edvin Austbo, Pablo and Jarrod Bowen all got in on the goalscoring fun too.
It was a sobering night for Lincoln supporters, but there's nothing quite like some friendly football banter to help ease the pain.
What shouting match did West Ham and Lincoln supporters have?
As soon as Mavropanos found the net to give West Ham the lead, most Lincoln fans will have accepted defeat.
Coming back from a goal down against this Hammers side would've been tough enough for the newly-promoted outfit, let alone with nine players.
Deep into the second half, the two sets of supporters began to have a shouting match, but it wasn't fuelled by tension.
As detailed by West Ham fan account Central on X, the travelling Irons supporters began to sing: "Champions of Europe, you'll never sing that!" to the home fans.
To which the Sincil Bank faithful responded wittingly with: "Champions of League One, you'll never sing that!"
Then, rather than continue the light-hearted verbal sparring, the two groups of fans came together to share in their respective clubs' achievements.
"Campeones, Campeones ole ole ole!" sang all four corners of Sincil Bank, in a brilliant display of the very best side of football fan culture in this country.
Relegation has given West Ham fans the chance to visit grounds like Sincil Bank, but where do the two sides sit in the home attendance average table this term?
How full is the London Stadium on an average matchday this season?
Following the drop to the Championship, many wondered just how full the London Stadium would be on matchdays in the second tier.
West Ham fans have answered that question emphatically, as detailed through attendance figures via Transfermarkt.
The Hammers get an average of 60,882 fans in on a matchday this season, which works out at 97.4 per cent of the London Stadium's 62,500 capacity.
No side in the division has a higher capacity average than that, but Lincoln aren't too far behind the Irons.
The Imps average 10,547 fans per game this term, which works out at 92.5 per cent of Sincil Bank's 11,400 capacity, and ranks them sixth in the Championship.