Close X
Monday, September 16, 2024
ADVT 
Sports

FOX Says US-China Women's World Cup Match Drew 5.7 Million Viewers

The Canadian Press, 28 Jun, 2015 01:16 PM
    VANCOUVER — The Women's World Cup quarterfinal match between the United States and China drew 5.7 million viewers on Fox, the network says.
     
    The second-ranked U.S. women beat China 1-0 on Friday night to advance to a semifinal match against top-ranked Germany on Tuesday night.
     
    The audience for the match was a soccer record for FOX, surpassing the 5 million viewers who watched the United States play Nigeria in the group stage, according to Nielsen's fast national report.
     
    The U.S. victory over China is the third-most watched women's soccer match ever, trailing the U.S. victory over China in the 1999 World Cup final at the Rose Bowl (17,975,000) and the 2011 World Cup final between the United States and Japan (13,458,000).

    MORE Sports ARTICLES

    B.C. Lions Eager To Push The Pace Under New Head Coach Jeff Tedord In 2015

    VANCOUVER — Tempo and speed have been buzz words around the B.C. Lions since Jeff Tedford was hired as the team's head coach.

    B.C. Lions Eager To Push The Pace Under New Head Coach Jeff Tedord In 2015

    FIFA Staying Mum On Whether President, Secretary-general Are Coming To Cup Final

    FIFA Staying Mum On Whether President, Secretary-general Are Coming To Cup Final
    VANCOUVER — FIFA continues to stay mum on whether president Sepp Blatter or general secretary Jerome Valcke will attend the final of the Women's World Cup.

    FIFA Staying Mum On Whether President, Secretary-general Are Coming To Cup Final

    Japan Downs The Netherlands To Advance To Women's World Cup Quarter-Finals

    Japan Downs The Netherlands To Advance To Women's World Cup Quarter-Finals
    VANCOUVER — Japanese head coach Norio Sasaki did something unusual following Tuesday's 2-1 victory over the Netherlands that sent his country into the quarter-finals at the Women's World Cup.

    Japan Downs The Netherlands To Advance To Women's World Cup Quarter-Finals

    Canada-England Encounter Looks To Be Another Nail-Biter At Women's World Cup

    Canada-England Encounter Looks To Be Another Nail-Biter At Women's World Cup
    Canada's two wins at the tournament — it also has two ties — have been by one-goal margins. Four of its last five matches with England were decided by one goal.

    Canada-England Encounter Looks To Be Another Nail-Biter At Women's World Cup

    Atiba Hutchinson, Milan Borjan Missing From Canada Squad For Gold Cup Tournament

    Atiba Hutchinson, Milan Borjan Missing From Canada Squad For Gold Cup Tournament
    VANCOUVER — Canada will be without influential midfielder Atiba Hutchinson and No. 1 goalkeeper Milan Borjan for next month's CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament.

    Atiba Hutchinson, Milan Borjan Missing From Canada Squad For Gold Cup Tournament

    Canada To Tackle England Next In Women's World Cup Quarter-Finals

    Canada To Tackle England Next In Women's World Cup Quarter-Finals
    The sixth-ranked Lionesses defeated No. 11 Norway 2-1 in Ottawa on Monday to set up a quarter-final showdown with No. 8 Canada in Vancouver on Saturday.

    Canada To Tackle England Next In Women's World Cup Quarter-Finals