In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Q: - City crews dubbing themselves the Crisco Cops were greasing light poles around Philadelphia Sunday to prevent Eagles fans from climbing after the NFC Championship game. The Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings kickoff at 5:40 p.m. CT on FOX. 
  
 A trip to the Super Bowl is at stake, meaning one city (or two cities in Minnesota’s case) will erupt in excitement Sunday night. For the Vikings, an NFC Championship would be an historic feat – Minnesota is hosting Super Bowl LII and no NFL team has ever played a Super Bowl in its home stadium. The Vikings have never won a Super Bowl, but played in four of them (IV, VIII, IX, and XI). 
  
 The Eagles have appeared in the Super Bowl twice (XV and XXXIX), but have never won the Lombardi Trophy. Philadelphia’s last super Bowl trip was in 2004 against the New England Patriots. But prior to that game, the Eagles appeared in (and lost) three consecutive NFC championship games. 
  
 The Vikings arrived in Philadelphia on Saturday and were greeted by fans with a Skol Chant outside their hotel. One fan who didn't make the trip is 99-year-old Mille Wall - a special guest a good luck charm for the Vikings last-second win over the New Orleans Saints in the Divisional round. But Millie will be watching from home, with her screwdriver and foam brick in hand. 
  
  
  
 Good morning from Philly, where you won’t be climbing any light poles tonight. They are decorated with crisco. pic.twitter.com/IYMmkFsWbT — Kelcey Carlson (@KelceyFox9) January 21, 2018 ||||| Extreme times call for extreme measures, and the fine civic workers of Philadelphia are planning ahead no matter who wins the NFC Championship game between the Vikings and Eagles. 
  
 Good morning from Philly where crews from the city are greasing the light poles with Crisco to prevent #Eagles fans from climbing after the #NFCChampionshipGame tonight. #Vikings pregame coverage starts at 3 on FOX9. They call themselves the #CriscoCops pic.twitter.com/w1ZkYWZhYG — FOX 9 Sports (@Fox9Sports) January 21, 2018 
  
 Sports fans climb lamp posts in celebration, they climb them in anger — making this just solid planning on the city’s part. Emotions are going to be high and Eagles fans have been waiting for another shot at the Super Bowl for a long time. Part of me hopes any would-be lamp post climber doesn’t hear about this, just in case they go after the game to scale one and we have Wile E. Coyote-esque scenes on the streets of Philly. 
  
 Shout out to the city workers who are up early on a Sunday in near-freezing conditions greasing lamp posts with commercial-sized vats of Crisco. Y’all the real MVPs. |||||
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Football fans who react to big playoff games by climbing light poles should probably stay away from Philadelphia today. That's because a crew of city workers calling themselves the "Crisco Cops" spent the morning slathering poles throughout the city in grease to prevent fans from climbing them after this afternoon's NFC Championship game. Fox 9 reports. The local news station tweeted about the emergence of the Crisco Cops this morning, saying they were there to prevent Eagles fans from climbing poles after the team's game with the Minnesota Vikings, which will decide who will be going to the Super Bowl. Today's game will be a big one for both teams. The Eagles haven't been to the big game since 2004, and if the Vikings win today they would be the first team in NFL history to play a Super Bowl in its home stadium. Neither team has ever won the Super Bowl. Hence the city's concern. After all, sports fans have been known to climb light poles out of both joy and disappointment, SB Nation reports.