Spain's 1-0 extra-time victory over Argentina averaged the largest US TV audience for a soccer match
Women's World Cup final draws record 66.4 million US viewers
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The Women's World Cup final between Spain and Argentina averaged 66.4 million viewers in the United States, making it the most-watched soccer match in US history. The game, which Spain won 1-0 in extra time, aired on Fox and Telemundo, with Spanish-language broadcasts drawing significant audiences even among non-native speakers. This record audience followed an average of 50.1 million viewers for the US team's round of 16 loss to Belgium, according to EPA Images.
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The Spain-Argentina number came on the heels of an average audience of 50.1 million for the US team’s round of 16 loss to Belgium. (EPA Images pic) LOS ANGELES : The World Cup final between Spain and Argentina on Sunday averaged a US TV audience of 66.4 million people.
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Spain won the final 1-0 in extra time .
according to The Boston GlobeSpanish broadcasts on Telemundo were also a popular option — even for non-native speakers.
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