Watch: Philadelphia Fans Deliver Ultimate Embarrassment to Boston Fans at Fenway Park

Boston sports fans are still stinging from the Patriots loss to the Eagles in Super Bowl LII, and Monday night, Philly fans poured salt in the wound.

In the top of the eighth inning at Fenway Park, the Phillies fans in the house started an Eagles chant before it was quickly drowned out by boos from the Boston faithful.

Ouch.

Listen carefully and you'll hear an E-A-G-L-E-S chant met with boos at Fenway Park.

That's because the Eagles beat the Patriots in Super Bowl 52 by the score of 41-33. pic.twitter.com/J8Q62vydbK

— NBC Sports Philadelphia (@NBCSPhilly) July 31, 2018

The Eagles’ 41-33 upset of the Patriots left a bad taste in the mouth of New England sports fans. The Pats were not only favored, they were going up against a backup quarterback in Nick Foles.

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Foles shredded the Pats defense and was named MVP.

Love the representation at Fenway… Eagles 41 Patriots 33 #flyeaglesfly #bebold pic.twitter.com/hh7HjDWMqo

— Francis Quinn (@Phillypunk) July 31, 2018

Pats fans have spent the off season questioning the move by Pats coach Bill Belichick to bench former All-Pro cornerback Malcolm Butler.

The Boston Globe’s Dan Shaughnessy peppered Belichick last week at the opening of training camp with questions on why he benched Butler.

The responses — or lack thereof — were pure Belichick.

Here's @Dan_Shaughnessy's back and forth with Bill Belichick on Malcolm Butler this morning. Bill was in regular season form already. #Patriots pic.twitter.com/27SoeOIVLl

— Evan Lazar (@ezlazar) July 25, 2018

As for the Sox, they exacted some revenge by beating the Phillies 2-1 in 13 innings.

Catcher Blake Swihart hit a walk off ground-rule double to score Eduardo Nunez for the game winner.

Both the Red Sox and Phillies are leading their respective divisions. The Sox have the best record in baseball at 75-33 while the Phillies lead the NL East by a half game over the Braves at 58-48.

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Maybe we’ll get another Boston-Philadelphia showdown in the World Series.

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