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Obama Wins, Makes History – Spontaneous Election Night Philly Celebration

Tony Romo doesn’t understand why players celebrate with the possibility of getting injured.

Fans of the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, January 21, celebrated their team’s victory over the Minnesota Vikings. The win earned the Eagles a place in this year’s Super Bowl final.

This video shows fans, some wearing Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz’s jersey, cheering on Broad Street. A man can be seen scaling a lamp post despite attempts by the police to prevent fans climbing by slathering street poles in grease.

Police conducted extra patrols and set up barricades on Broad Street in anticipation of the crowd, Fox News reported. Philadelphia’s mayor Jim Kenney called on football fans to celebrate “with the same pride in our City that the players have shown throughout this astonishing season,” CBS quoted a statement.

The Eagles will face defending champion New England Patriots in Minneapolis on February 4. Credit: Twitter/groovyytonyy via Storyful

Philadelphia Erupts in Celebration, and Unruliness, After Victory
Fans flooded into the streets from crowded bars after watching their team clinch its first Super Bowl title
and the first national championship for any Philadelphia team since the Phillies won the World Series in 2008.
The celebration in the streets around City Hall started out peacefully
but grew more unruly as some fans pulled down traffic lights, climbed onto the roofs of garbage trucks and bus shelters, pushed over concrete planters and sprayed beer over the crowd.
PHILADELPHIA — Thousands of Eagles fans jammed the streets of downtown Philadelphia late Sunday in
a rowdy celebration of the team’s victory over the New England Patriots in this year’s Super Bowl.
“We have had several acts of vandalism where windows have been smashed, and some injuries have been reported around light poles
that have been pulled down,” the Philadelphia Police Department said in a statement.

In Philadelphia, the Ultimate Eagles Celebration Awaits
For fans from the Philadelphia suburbs and Delaware, SEPTA Regional Rail service will only operate inbound trains
into the city on Thursday morning, with service becoming outbound-only after the parade is finished.
The parade will begin at 11 a.m. at the intersection of Broad Street
and Pattison Avenue in South Philadelphia, heading north through Center City and then shifting northwest along the iconic, tree-lined Benjamin Franklin Parkway to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
On Thursday, the SEPTA Market-Frankford and Broad Street rapid transit lines will both have free admission for all riders,
and trains will run every 5 to 7 minutes beginning at 5 a.m., with additional service to accommodate the expected surge in ridership.
Many stations will not be open, and Center City access via Regional Rail will be available at Jefferson Station and the 30th Street Station.
Regional Rail service from Philadelphia will run from 2 p.m. until 9 p.m.
For parade updates, including new transit information, fans are encouraged to text ReadyEagles
to 888-777, with alerts coming from the City of Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management

Thousand of Eagles fans flooded the streets of Philadelphia to celebrate their teams first NFL title win at Super Bowl LII.
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Eagles Fans Flood Streets In Philly For Super Bowl Celebration | NBC News

A masked man in a green football jersey smashed a window at Macy’s in downtown Philadelphia, seen in this video, but another Eagles fan blocked anyone trying to gain access to the store until police arrived within minutes of the February 4 incident.

Thousands of fans flocked to downtown after Eagles beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl, the city’s first football championship since 1960, and there were damage reports that included an overturned car, smashed store windows, toppled streetlights and graffiti, a news report said. Fans climbed light poles and the awning at the Ritz-Carlton hotel. The awning later collapsed, and several light poles also fell over.

Three people were arrested amid the celebration.

This video’s uploader said there was no looting at the Macy’s. Credit: @xwithmywoes via Storyful

Organizers in Philadelphia have canceled plans for a celebration of the Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo due to fears of an immigration crackdown.

Organizers in Philadelphia have canceled plans for a celebration of the Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo due to fears of an immigration crackdown.