PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night to win Super Bowl LIX in a rout, with the final score 40-22.
Fans immediately took to the streets across Philadelphia to celebrate the Birds' incredible victory.
While Eagles players have their shiny new Lombardi trophy, fans did not waste any time getting their own Super Bowl gear.
Fans lined up outside the Dick's Sporting Goods in Wilmington, Delaware, an hour before the game even ended, confident that the Birds would be champs.
People said they wanted to get an early start on getting their swag ready for the Super Bowl parade.
Cleanup is underway along Broad and Market streets after Eagles fans swarmed Center City Philadelphia following the big win!
Officers moved in to clear the throngs of people, but like any good party, no one wanted to go home.
It was a hard party to break up and took hours.
Even as the city sweeps and trash trucks moved in, revelers jump on top.
Police say a linen truck was stolen at some point during the night from the Loews hotel and used to barricade Market Street. The thieves apparently dumped all the linens onto the street and set them ablaze.
Multiple fires were also set in dumpsters and light poles came down.
A text alert went out to phones around 3:15 a.m. on Monday, ordering crowds to disperse.
Now, hopefully, fans are getting some rest for a long week of celebrations to come.
The Philadelphia Eagles won their second Super Bowl in franchise history, defeating the Chiefs 40-14.
Here's a photo gallery moments after the big win.
UPDATE: The post on X has since been deleted. Action News has reached out to the Eagles for more information.
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Eagles fans are waiting anxiously to learn the date of the parade down Broad Street.
The City of Philadelphia has not yet made an announcement, but the Eagles posted "See ya Friday" in a cryptic social media post early Monday morning.
Whenever the parade happens, we know it will be one big party.
Read more here: When is the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade? Team drops hint on social media
