Twitter user leaks Super Bowl LVII script with Eagles slated to defeat the Chiefs

With just a week to go until the Super Bowl LVII, a fresh controversy has stirred up on social media after the alleged final result was reportedly leaked online.

This year’s final would see the Kansas City Chiefs slug it out with the Philadelphia Eagles at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, USA on Sunday, February 12, 2023.

The game has already been anticipated as one of the best matches of the season since both the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs are the best all-round team.

Be its offense, defense, or special teams, both teams have established dominance on all fronts.

However, that could now be at risk with fresh reports of the NFL being scripted, becoming the latest hot topic on social media.

A few days back, former Houston Texans running back Arian Foster appeared on a podcast and claimed the entire league is scripted.

 “We really dedicated to it. … That’s what practice was about. It was about practicing the script,” Foster said on his podcast Macrodosing. 

He then compared the NFL to the professional fighting league where all the fights are scripted.

Foster, of course, was supposedly joking at the time, and while some picked up the sarcasm, others really thought that the NFL was scripted. 

This triggered a hilarious and out-of-control meme fest on social media including a picture that went viral on social media and had everyone believing the winner of Super Bowl LVII.

A Twitter user known as @FearKyrie shared a screenshot on the social network that showed the score of Super Bowl LVII. 

In the picture, the Eagles had defeated the Chiefs 37-34. 

The details of the game looked really precise with points scored by teams in each quarter. 

The Chiefs were up 24-13 heading into the second half of the game. 

The Eagles caught up, and the game was apparently decided by a field goal - A 71-point to close the season.

For those who don’t understand, the scoreline is apparently fake! 

Someone actually went through all the trouble of editing the Wikipedia page of Super Bowl LVII and putting in a fake score.

Although, it has already been taken down, fans on social media already began making jokes of the script.

Here’s how fans reacted to the viral Super Bowl LVII script: