Champagne and beer was sprayed all over the city after the Eagles defeated the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

Fireworks were going off all over the place as the celebrations got underway. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

Dancing, drinking and letting off fireworks ... the streets of Philly were a party. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

Anything from trucks, cars to bus stops was used by fans to climb all over and get above the chaos. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

The streets were packed shoulder to shoulder as Eagles fans turned out in droves. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

The fans were in full swing after their team’s dominant 40-22 display during the biggest game of all. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

The chaos was not for the fain-hearted. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

You couldn’t look anywhere without seeing an Eagles flag or jersey. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

The celebrations will stretch on for days before the team return to parade the trophy through the streets. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images/AFP

Fans celebrate on top of a garbage truck. Photo/X

An eager fan climbs up onto the lights. Photo/X

Eagles QB Jalen Hurts celebrates after securing the Super Bowl. Jamie Squire/Getty Images/AFP

Eagles players soaked it up by making angels in the confetti. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Coach Nick Sirianni was covered in gatorade as the clock ticked down. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

Jordan Mailata made history as the first Australian to win a Super Bowl. Emilee Chinn/Getty Images/AFP

Condell Park High students cheering on former student Jordan Mailata during the game. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

Condell Park High School students loving what they were seeing from the Eagles. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Condell Park High School celebrate as the Eagles salute. Picture: Jonathan Ng