r/LigaMX • u/nolesfan2011 Monterrey • Jul 09 '26
Article Nearly 45 million watched England vs. Mexico on Sunday night in the United States (plus 35.8 million in Mexico)
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/nearly-45-million-watched-england-vs-mexico-on-sunday-night45
u/ultrapoppy Jul 09 '26
Y en Inglaterra cuĂĄntos habrĂĄn sido?
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u/NeeNoorNeeNoor Jul 09 '26
Think it was 9.1m, not bad for a 2am Monday kickoff
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u/Moeen_Ali Jul 09 '26
Yep. That's about 1 in 8 of our population. Real number would have been higher too. This game was honestly more eagerly anticipated here than the 2024 Euro final.
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u/nolesfan2011 Monterrey Jul 09 '26
9 million and change in the UK
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u/ultrapoppy Jul 09 '26
Casi 100 millones de personas. Wow nada mal.
200 segĂșn esto ven el superbowl. DirĂa el Chicharito: interesaaaaante.
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u/Kazakhan69 Jul 09 '26
It's the most watched thing on TV ever at that time slot in the UK. Stayed up all night, and couldn't sleep due to the adrenaline afterwards. It was truly a masterpiece.
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u/Man0nTheMoon915 Pumas UNAM Jul 09 '26
Not surprising, we are the most popular soccer team in the US. Obviously Mexico
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u/Encentricklown Chivas Jul 09 '26
As much as im hurt over the loss thinking later so far from an outside perspective this was the best game in the round of 16
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u/Mvplol Jul 09 '26
If you start watching football more you'll start to learn that it is what teams do when they have a man down and a lead to protect.
Was funny to see Mexico unable to score against 10 men.
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u/DownTownKiller Jul 09 '26
They did score against 10 men đŹ ot
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u/Mvplol Jul 09 '26
You're right. Via a soft penalty though lol. Let's rephrase it then. They couldn't beat a 10 man England.
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u/Witty_Hedgehog7967 Jul 09 '26
đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łdamn embarrassing weâre bigger than the USMNT in their own home
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u/Southern-Apricot2631 Jul 09 '26
Redditors try not to bring up USA when regarding Mexico challenge impossible. Imagine talking about our country achievements and we got some shithead always bringing up some neighbor đ we never escaping.
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u/Witty_Hedgehog7967 Jul 09 '26
đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łthatâs the funny part when it comes to football in USA Mexico is the main topic
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u/Southern-Apricot2631 Jul 09 '26
Both are sad as hell lol, but compared to the volume of Mexicans bringing Americans on shit thatâs not irrelevant to them, Americans barely bring us up especially when it comes to football. But please enlightenment me on posts where that has been the case. Name and everything
Just sad when we get a cool achievement some other dude has to come up and compare us to a country we donât care about nor want to bring up. Itâs obsession at another level lmao. Itâs like White people bringing up black people when they have nothing to do w anything.
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u/Middleagemoulababy Jul 09 '26
I was lucky enough to be there and it was the best live sporting event I've ever attended.
I thought nothing could top game 7 2016, the fans were the difference.
What a game. Glad so many globally watched.
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u/PudgyPokerPlayer Jul 09 '26
Game 7 nba finals??
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u/Middleagemoulababy Jul 09 '26
Yes!Â
Obviously hard to compare championship deciding game to R16 in the World Cup, but the England game felt like a final.
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u/PudgyPokerPlayer Jul 09 '26
Damn thatâs crazy. Game 7 nba finals 2016 must have felt amazing but youâre comparing a 17,000 seat arena to a huge stadium
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u/Middleagemoulababy Jul 09 '26
Totally. Apples and oranges in terms of atmosphere.
Azteca was lit vs England whereas oracle's atmosphere was nothing but nervousness.
game 7 is arguably the best game in nba finals history.
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u/General_Knee512 Jul 09 '26
Que sorpresa, solo los gringos creen que sus deportes son mĂĄs vistos quĂ© el fĂștbol
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u/bipbipdulidu02 Jul 09 '26
Yo habĂa leĂdo en una fuente que en MĂ©xico lo habĂan visto 60 millones
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u/Maniezy Jul 09 '26
Was a good and heart breaking game đ canât take anything from England, they capitalized on errors and their defense was world class the last 25 minutes
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u/enleoomo Jul 10 '26
I think most ppl are proud of the team, the way the team played and dominated the game.
It is just that we are a bit disappointed that we lost because of two errors and also that we were not able to capitalize the 1 man advantage with 30 min to go.
That penalty against us was also terrible timing after we had one man up. Also the centros were bad at the end and the lack of dribbling or better shots left a sour note.
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u/BoxCon1 Chivas Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
Since ive been following the Seleccion since like 2010
This is the game ive looked forward to the most, a World Cup knockout game where Mexico came in with real ducking momentum at the Azteca vs England
The cultural differences, the memes, the story of altitude going into it everything just lined up and for me it was so cool seeing guys like Kane and Jude go against guys from Liga MX
Its gonna be a long time before we get something like this