WATCH: Fight breaks out between fans at Flyers vs. Devils showdown

During the Philadelphia Flyers versus New Jersey Devils game, things got heated in the stands, not just on the ice. Fans from both teams clashed, turning the seats into a battleground.

The rivalry got so intense that it spilled into the stands. A real physical fight grabbed everyone's attention, both at the game and online.

The video, shared by Barstool Philly on X/Twitter), quickly circulated across social media platforms, drawing both condemnation and concern from viewers.

Despite the Philadelphia Flyers securing a hard-fought 1-0 victory over the Devils, the unsanctioned fight between supporters stole the spotlight.

Travis Konecny's crucial goal and the stellar shutout by goaltender Ersson were overshadowed by the unfortunate incident, showing the darker side of fan behavior.

Philadelphia Flyers 1-0 win over New Jersey Devils

The Philadelphia Flyers, led by coach John Tortorella, are pushing forward with a determined focus on their playoff aspirations despite slim odds. In a pivotal game against the New Jersey Devils, Travis Konecny's short-handed goal secured a crucial win, keeping their faint postseason hopes alive.

“We’re not going to look at the scoreboard, Maybe some people do. I’m not,” Tortorella said.

"We talk in the room about as long as we go home after the last three and say we gave it our best shot, it's all you can do," Konecny said.

The Philadelphia surprising push for a playoff spot during a rebuilding phase shows Tortorella's coaching skills and the team's resilience. They performed despite challenges like the absence of key players like Carter Hart and controversies surrounding Cutter Gauthier.

However, a late-season slide raised questions about Tortorella's coaching decisions and the team's goaltending situation, with Ersson being thrust into a demanding workload beyond expectations.

Tortorella defended his coaching choices, acknowledging the goaltending struggles but standing firm in his support for Ersson's increased playing time. Looking ahead, the Flyers management requires evaluating the season's successes and failures to chart a path toward future success.

General manager Danny Briere and team president Keith Jones must build upon the positives of the current season while addressing areas of concern.

In the face of uncertainty, Tortorella and the Philadelphia remain steadfast, hopeful for a chance to extend their season.