Philadelphia Phillies fan on going to the wrong stadium: "No one told me they played in Philly tonight!"

A Philadelphia Phillies fan drove 1,500 miles to watch his team play the Houston Astros in the fifth game of the World Series, only to discover that he was at the incorrect venue. Sad but true. Yes, a Phillies fan went to the wrong stadium for a World Series game, ending up at the Minute Maid Park in Houston instead of the Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.

J.Lyman, a user of the social media platform TikTok, posted about his error and soon discovered that his video went viral as hundreds of thousands of people responded.

“I was wondering why WS tickets were so cheap.”

He captioned the video:

"No one told me they played in Philly tonight! Go Phillies!"

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The Phillies ended up losing Game 5. When they traveled to Houston for Game 6, Newsweek contacted Lyman to see if he would be there.

However, he did not have tickets to the game.

"No, I don't have tickets [sad face emoji], so I guess my dream of seeing my favourite team is over."

Female Philadelphia Phillies fans got into a fight while intoxicated at a bar after Game 4

Fans always provide entertaining moments when it comes to sports. Elsewhere, female Phillies fans turned against one another last Wednesday after the team's devastating loss to the Houston Astros in Game 4 of the World Series.

A video posted on Twitter showed many fans getting into a brawl while apparently under the influence.

The Houston Astros, meanwhile, returned to the top of baseball on Saturday night by defeating the Phillies 4-1 in Game 6 of the World Series. This was their first championship since 2017.

Houston Astros World Series Parade

The electronic sign-stealing controversy, which surfaced two years after the Astros defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in seven games in 2017, threatened to taint the legacy of the team, and they will hope that their recent victory over the Phillies will erase those memories.