A record 1.98M people attended this year's FIFA Women's World Cup

14.4M: The number of UK viewers who watched England in the WWC final on BBC and ITV, setting a women’s soccer record in the country and becoming the second most-watched UK TV event this year behind the inauguration of King Charles III. Queen sh!t.
1.6M: U.S. viewership of the WWC final on Fox, making it the most-watched non–USWNT WWC final on U.S. English-language TV.
956M: The number of social impressions generated by this year’s tournament. Multiple teams’ followings skyrocketed, with the Lionesses notably surpassing 1M followers on Instagram last week. Rawr XD.
$28M: The total social value of the 2023 WWC. Cue Fifth Harmony.
$200M: The amount Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to invest in women’s sports.
1.98M: The total attendance of this year’s WWC, which shattered the previous record. That’s a lot of women’s soccer fans!
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