Kidderminster Harriers fans dreaming of cupset against Premier League giants West Ham
Kidderminster Harriers fans are "buzzing" with their side's FA Cup run, and believe they can topple West Ham today.
Fans wearing red and white have been gathering at the club's ground on Saturday morning, eagerly awaiting the clash against the Premier League side.
A win would see the Harriers reach the fifth round 28 years after they last achieve the feat – and dump out a Hammers side that sits fifth in the top league.
Fans are remaining upbeat with the hope of the Kidderminster side winning 2-1, but have said they remain immensely proud of the team, whatever the result.
Lewis Bladen, from Stourbridge, who was with his nine-year-old son Eddie Bladen and friend Rob Gamston, said: "I'm really excited for it. We've been looking forward to it all week, it's a massive game.
"We're really proud of the players and the manager, the coaching staff, and all the staff who have got us to this point.
