Kane gets the all-clear... with 12m set to watch England take on the USA
Evening Standard|November 24, 2022
A HUGE TV audience of more than 12 million is expected to watch England's clash with the United States tomorrow night-as captain Harry Kane was given a clean bill of health for the team's first Qatar 2022 match shown in prime time.
Kane gets the all-clear... with 12m set to watch England take on the USA

Gareth Southgate's team thrashed Iran 6-2 in their opener, drawing a peak audience of 8.1million on BBC One with over 70 per cent of available viewers.

It was streamed a record eight million times on iPlayer - boosted by large numbers of office workers away from their traditional television sets at home.

But those figures were beaten by the 9.4million who watched Wales play the USA on ITV on Monday evening, according to ratings body Barb.

ITV1 hope to delight big-spending advertisers, having ditched soaps Emmerdale and Coronation Street for the Three Lions' second World Cup game at the Al Bayt stadium in Doha.

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