Fox averaged 38.9 million viewers for World Cup final, the most-watched soccer telecast in U.S. TV history, per the network. Peaked at 51.7 million.
Telemundo/Peacock averaged 22.6 million.
Total: 61.5 million.
Astounding.
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The official numbers for Fan Fest in Philadelphia are in, and they’re quite incredible
Over the 39 days on Lemon Hill, Fan Fest saw
-over 575,000 total fans
-nearly 55,000 fans on June 19th alone
-more than 2.64 million in gross sales for local food trucks
-more than $2.47 million in alcohol sales
-100,000+ Coca-Cola products sold
-18,000+ Lay’s products sold
-at least 6,265 Doritos & Fritos walking tacos
-performances from 51 local artists and musicians, as well as internationally acclaimed acts on non-matchdays
Bravo to Fan Fest staff, Philadelphia Soccer 2026, FIFA Volunteers, and everyone else involved in making this an incredible experience for both tourists and residents of our city this Summer
If you exclude all matches played in Canada and Mexico, the 2026 FIFA World Cup averaged ~69,800 fans per match across the 78 games hosted in the United States.
That’s higher than the 1994 World Cup record of 68,991 per match, making the U.S.-hosted portion of the 2026 tournament the highest-attended World Cup on a per-match basis in history. 🏟️⚽
@ldock93 Agree with this, we need to take all matches and tournaments seriously, trophies matter to the fans and FIFA rankings will matter a ton if they do expand the World Cup to 64 teams
@clivedenset@DanCollins2011@NCAA Agree that @NCAA needs to play by FIFA rules, unlimited subs and subbing back in is horrible, that's not soccer, 5 subs per game is plenty, add a 6th for extra time per FIFA rules