An ecstatic Philadelphia Eagles fan could be seen twerking and thrusting her hips on a car bonnet in wild scenes after their NFC Championship win on Sunday night.
The Eagles booked their place in next month’s Super Bowl by steamrolling the Washington Commanders in a one-sided 55-23 victory at Lincoln Financial Field.
And after reaching the NFL showpiece for the first time in three years, their supporters are partying the night away in the streets of Philly.
Amid the celebrations, one female fan was caught in a revolting act after hopping up onto a car as it tried to make its way down a road close to the stadium.
A video which has gone viral online first shows the woman thrusting her hips on the bonnet in a Sєxual manner, before she gets up and begins to twerk while other stunned fans watched on nearby.
Several users were not impressed by her antics on X, with one commenting: ‘Yeah we don’t need all that’.
An ecstatic Eagles fan could be seen twerking and thrusting her hips on a car bonnet in Philly
NO CAR IS SAFE FROM A CELEBRATION IN PHILLY TONIGHT! @BarstoolPhilly pic.twitter.com/XxvLBVzBUH
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) January 27, 2025 
The Eagles booked their place in the Super Bowl by steamrolling the Washington Commanders
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‘Philly fans are the worst,’ said another.
A third sarcastically wrote: ‘Stay classy’.
‘Worst fanbase in sports,’ concluded a fourth.
While one simply put: ‘Eww’.
Running-back sensation Saquon Barkley stole the show for Philadelphia in their win over Washington after powering through for another 60-yard touchdown run plus two other rushing scores.
Jalen Hurts also rushed for three touchdowns as the Eagles set up a mouthwatering showdown with either the Kansas City Chiefs or Buffalo Bills.
If Kansas City prevails in the AFC Championship game, it´ll be a Super Bowl rematch against Philadelphia after Patrick Mahomes rallied the Chiefs to a 38-35 victory over the Eagles two years ago in Arizona.
Andy Reid’s team are looking to become the first team ever to win three straight Super Bowls. Buffalo, meanwhile, hasn’t reached the Super Bowl since losing four straight following the 1990-93 seasons.
