West Ham United fans serenade train carriage with Lucas Paqueta chant

West Ham United fans have been getting ready for the Europa Conference League final by serenading a train carriage with their song about Lucas Paqueta.

It's not been a vintage season for West Ham in the league this year, especially compared to their recent campaigns in the Premier League.

They battled against relegation having been a whisker off the top six just a year before, although they survived relatively comfortably in the end.

Now fans are gearing up for a European final against Fiorentina on Wednesday night in Prague, in just the second year of UEFA's Conference League, getting their after some ugly scenes in their semi final with AZ Alkmaar.

One fan was having a lot of fun as he got ready to head out to the Czech Republic on Monday, giving a very amusing announcement over the PA system at Stansted Airport.

And now more fans have gone viral over their rendition of the 'We Buy Any Car' advert song 'Just Sold My Car' in tribute to midfielder Paqueta, as you can see below.

Paqueta was pretty impressive at times for Brazil during last winter's World Cup but he took some time to get going for David Moyes' team.

However he has scored six goals and assisted four more in the campaign so far and was one of the better players in the second half of the season.

He will be hoping to have a massive impact in the final and help win the Hammers' first major trophy in Europe since winning the Cup Winners' Cup in 1965.

It could help earn Italian football a nightmare 10 days of finals, with Roma having already lost the Europa League final to Sevilla on penalties.

Inter Milan face Manchester City in the Champions League showcase on Saturday night, with the English champions heavy favourites.

West Ham will be hoping to be the second team to win the trophy, after Roma won last year. Image: Alamy

It is the second year in-a-row that Moyes' side have made it far in European competitions after making the Europa League semis last year.

They would need to win on Wednesday night to be back in Europe come August, having finished well down the table this time around.

Things are expected to get better for them next season, with the London Stadium side actually predicted to finish in the top half.

They will likely have to do it without Declan Rice with expectation that the game with Fiorentina will be the midfielder's last for the Irons.