The highly anticipated England vs Denmark match at Euro 2024 drew a massive audience of 13.1 million on BBC One, with an additional 5.6 million viewers streaming the game online across various platforms. Despite Harry Kane’s impressive goal for England, Morten Hjulmand equalised for Denmark, resulting in a draw that left fans eager for more.
In terms of TV viewership, the match accounted for a staggering 63.9% share of all viewers at that time. This was not the only successful outing for England, as they had previously secured a win against Serbia in their opening game, attracting a peak audience of 15 million. With four points, they are currently leading Group C and have qualified for the knockout stages of the tournament.
Manager Gareth Southgate’s team will face Slovenia in their final group game on Tuesday, 25 June, with live coverage available on BBC 5 Live, BBC Sounds, and Online. Before then, viewers can catch Scotland’s exciting match against Hungary on BBC One at 19:00 on Sunday, 23 June. This promises to be an unforgettable conclusion to the group stage of Euro 2024.
Overall, it seems that England is dominating Group C and has a strong chance of winning the tournament overall. It’s clear that fans are thoroughly enjoying watching these matches and eagerly anticipate what will happen next.
Before England’s game against Denmark in Euro 2024 attracted an enormous number of viewers tuned into watch it on BBC One with a peak audience of 13.1 million people watching this second group stage match between England and Denmark.
The game saw Harry Kane score for England before Morten Hjulmand equalised for Denmark resulting in both teams taking home a point.
Besides TV viewership, the match was also streamed over 5 million times across different platforms such as BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website/app.
The average audience during this match was reported to be around 11.2 million which made it accountable for an incredible share of all TV viewers at that time – about 63.9%.
England had already won their opening game against Serbia earlier where they got an impressive peak audience viewing numbers with over 15 million people tuning into watch them play.
With four points so far from two games played so far in Group C, they are currently leading their group standings.
However, there is still one more game left to play before reaching the knockout stages – this last group game will take place against Slovenia on Tuesday (June) and it will be broadcasted live by BBC Five Live and available online via BBC Sounds and Online too.
