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FIFA Women’s World Cup Final Sets U.S. Viewership Records
VANCOUVER/MIAMI: Sunday’s FIFA Women’s World Cup final, which saw the U.S. trounce Japan to win the title for a third time, set viewing records for both English- and Spanish-language broadcasts in the victors' home country. According to Nielsen, the game became the most-watched soccer match in U.S. history, posting 12.9 household rating/share with 25.4 million …
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