West Ham's rearranged fixture at Manchester City will take place next week on Wednesday February 19.
Both Premier League sides have confirmed the new date which has been ratified by local authorities and the Premier League board.
The Premier League had told clubs not to arrange any friendlies during the break in order to give their players the required rest.
Both clubs have allowed their players time off this week, allowing them to go on holiday with their families instead of embarking on warm-weather training camps, as other clubs have done.
West Ham’s players are due back in for training on Saturday, while Pep Guardiola’s players will reconvene early next week.
With City still involved in the Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup, finding a date after next Wednesday would have proven difficult, with a number of permutations dependent on their progress in those competitions.
City already have to reschedule their match against Arsenal, which was to take place on the weekend of February 29, due to their involvement in the Carabao Cup Final against Aston Villa.
Having eventually had last weekend off, thanks to the postponement, both sets of players will be back in for a standard week of training, so would not have their schedules overly disrupted.
West Ham will have had an 18-day break between their last game, the 3-3 draw against Brighton at London Stadium, and their rearranged trip to the Etihad, while City would have had a break of 17 days.
West Ham will have four days to recover before travelling to League leaders Liverpool for their next fixture on Monday, February 24, as David Moyes looks for just a second Premier League win of his second spell in charge. City take on third-placed Leicester on the Saturday.
Free coach travel will be laid on for any fan travelling up to the game, while those who have a ticket but cannot make the rearranged date will be able to claim a full refund.
