West Ham United continued their recognition of the 2011 Poppy Appeal with Saturday's match at Hull City.
A special wreath was presented by the East Ham branch of the Royal British Legion at Tuesday night's game with Bristol City and that travelled with the squad to the weekend fixture at the KC Stadium.
Crew members from HMS Iron Duke took centre stage before the 3pm kick-off. They formed a guard of honour, along with cadets from the Air Training Corps 152 (City of Hull) Squadron, as the players entered the pitch before delivering the matchball to the centre-circle.
Both sides wore shirts featuring a poppy motif, and these will be signed and auctioned at a later date.
Hammer striker Carlton Cole said the Poppy Appeal was close to the hearts of everyone at West Ham United.
"It is important to remember those who are fighting for our country right now and for those who fought in past wars.
"Wearing a poppy at this time of year is something we can all do to show we are thinking of them and are thankful for what they have done for us. The Royal British Legion does a lot of valuable work and need our support."