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U.S. World Cup Exit Isn’t So Bad for Fox—Thanks to Hydration Breaks
Preliminary Nielsen data suggests that more than 30 million people tuned in for Fox's coverage of Belgium's 4-1 rout of the USMNT.
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zerohedge.com
Has The Breakthrough Moment For Soccer In America Arrived?
Win or lose tonight, UBS thinks so...
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hollywoodreporter.com
Fox Announcers Plead With Americans to Keep Watching Soccer After U.S. Team Crushed by Belgium in World Cup
With the USMNT out, ratings for the World Cup will likely suffer: 'This doesn’t have to be the last soccer game you watch for the next four years,' John Strong told viewers after…
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“U.S. Soccer Is Not Ready for Primetime”: Americans React to USMNT’s Dismal World Cup Exit
After a shellacking from Belgium, prominent figures from the world of U.S. sports didn't hold back in their criticisms of the home team.
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frontofficesports.com
Fox Still Wins Big Despite USMNT World Cup Exit
Despite the USMNT and Mexico exiting in the round of 16, the World Cup has still been a massive ratings win for Fox and Telemundo.
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independent.co.uk
US-Belgium at World Cup is most-watched soccer telecast in US history at 30M viewers, Fox says
The U.S. game against Belgium in the round of 16 at the World Cup set another record as the most-watched soccer telecast in U.S. history, Fox said after preliminary ratings came…
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nytimes.com
USMNT’s World Cup exit draws record 30 million TV viewers
The USMNT was knocked out of a home World Cup after losing 4-1 to Belgium Monday — but did so in front of a record audience.
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World Cup Sets Another Ratings Record in U.S. Loss to Belgium
Fox's telecast drew 30 million viewers Monday night, according to early Nielsen numbers.
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sportico.com
U.S. World Cup Exit Isn’t So Bad for Fox—Thanks to Hydration Breaks
Preliminary Nielsen data suggests that more than 30 million people tuned in for Fox's coverage of Belgium's 4-1 rout of the USMNT.