How do Spanish-language broadcasts compare to English for this tournament?

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Spanish-Language Broadcasts Drew Larger Viewership Than English for the Tournament

Spanish-language broadcasts of the tournament attracted a larger viewership than their English-language counterparts. While specific comparative figures are not detailed, the article notes that the Miami matches, in particular, saw increased viewership on Spanish-language platforms.
Miami Matches Drove Significant Interest

The presence of Lionel Messi and Inter Miami significantly boosted interest in the tournament. Three of the top seven English-language telecasts on TNT Sports featured Inter Miami, with the match against Palmeiras drawing 676,000 viewers. Prior to this, Inter Miami's matches against Al Ahly and Porto also garnered substantial audiences.
English-Language Broadcasts Comparable to Premier League

English-language broadcasts of the Club World Cup were achieving viewership ratings comparable to those of the Premier League in the recently concluded season. Through Wednesday, these broadcasts were averaging 360,000 viewers on TNT Sports, a figure close to the 394,000 average per match for the Premier League on USA Network during the 2024-25 season.
Availability Across Platforms

While TNT Sports carried a limited number of Club World Cup matches, all games were made available on the DAZN streaming service. This wider accessibility likely contributed to the overall viewership figures for the tournament.

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