The Lincoln High School football team in Philadelphia has been suspended for the remainder of the 2025 fall season following a violent brawl that occurred after a game against Northeast High School on October 4. The incident was captured on video showing fights and shouting involving players and parents from both sides. The Philadelphia School District confirmed an investigation into the altercation, which concluded that players and coaches from Lincoln engaged in unsportsmanlike conduct. As a result, the team received a three-game suspension, effectively ending their season including any potential playoffs. The district emphasized the importance of sportsmanship, leadership, and safety at school sporting events, stating that appropriate conduct is expected from all attendees. No penalties or arrests have been announced for Northeast High School. The incident has garnered widespread media coverage, with similar recent reports of school sports violence and public brawls in the Philadelphia area.