West Ham United fans will wear Carlos Tevez masks tonight for their Capital One Cup tie with Sheffield United.
The Mirror says the Hammers only finished paying £20million in compensation to the Blades last year after the legal wrangle involving the Argentine star in 2006-2007.
West Ham were fined £5.5m by the Premier League for breaching rules over third-party ownership but Tevez continued to play and helped his club mount a Great Escape - and saw Sheffield United relegated.
The Hammers were later ordered to pay the £20m compensation though they avoided a points deduction and relegation while the Blades have never returned to the top flight.
Sheffield United boss Nigel Clough said: "As far as we are concerned, this is another step towards Wembley. That's the way we approach all of these games. We don't like losing and we want to win."
