World Cup Final Sets U.S. Viewership Record with Nearly 63 Million Total Viewers

The World Cup final between Spain and Argentina drew a record-breaking audience in the United States, with nearly 63 million viewers across English and Spanish broadcasts. Fox's English-language coverage averaged 38.9 million viewers, while Telemundo's Spanish-language broadcast brought in an additional 23.9 million, totaling 62.8 million. This marks the most-watched soccer match in U.S. television history, surpassing previous records. Fox also reported a peak viewership of 51.7 million during the match. The tournament as a whole set new viewership milestones, reflecting growing interest in soccer in the U.S. The final, which saw Spain defeat Argentina, captivated audiences nationwide. Both Fox and Telemundo praised the event's success, highlighting the sport's expanding reach. The record numbers underscore the increasing popularity of soccer, especially during high-stakes international competitions.