The Matildas' 3-1 loss to England creates history by becoming the most-watched TV program since the current audience measurement system began in 2001.
Matildas' Women's World Cup semifinal loss to England sets TV audience recordA record TV audience tuned in to watch the Matildas take on England on Wednesday night.abc.net.au/news/fifa-womens-world-cup-matildas-england-tv-audience/102741074The Matildas' Women's World Cup semifinal against England has created history by becoming the most-watched TV program since the current audience measurement system began in 2001.
The Matildas' clash with England attracted a national average audience of 7.13 million viewersThe Matildas' quarterfinal win over France recorded an average audience of 4.17 millionattracted a national average audience of 7.13 million viewers.The average figure included a national broadcast audience of 6.17 million viewers on the Seven Network – with 4.5 million in capital cities — and another 957,000 on its streaming platform, 7plus.
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