Spain’s stunning 1-0 World Cup final win over Argentina shattered U.S. viewership records, drawing a staggering 62.8 million viewers across Fox and Spanish-language networks—up 240% from 2018. The match peaked at 51 million viewers when Ferran Torres scored in extra time, while the tournament as a whole saw record-breaking numbers, including the first-ever halftime show headlined by Chris Martin. With major streaming giants eyeing future broadcast rights, this World Cup marks a seismic shift in how global soccer is consumed.

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