World Cup Ratings Record

Coming Around

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 6:30PM EDT / Published Jul. 13, 2010 2:29AM EDT

It may just be one-quarter of a Super Bowl audience, but soccer continues to make strides in the United States: 24.3 million Americans tuned into the World Cup finals on ABC and Univision—the most ever in this country for a soccer match. That’s keeping with the overall tournament, which also drew more American viewers this year than ever before. In fact, 41 percent more people tuned in this year than did in the previous World Cup. The top markets for ABC’s broadcast were San Francisco, San Diego, and New York; while the top three for Univision’s broadcast were Miami, Los Angeles, and Houston.

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World Cup Ratings Record