The 2026 FIFA World Cup clash between England and Ghana has become the most-watched World Cup broadcast in the BBC’s history.
According to the BBC, the goalless draw at Gillette Stadium attracted a peak audience of 15.4 million viewers across BBC One and iPlayer.
The match generated huge interest among football fans, with both nations entering the encounter after winning their opening Group L fixtures.
England dominated large spells of the game but were unable to find a way past Ghana goalkeeper Benjamin Asare and the resilient Black Stars defence.
The result left Ghana on four points from two matches and significantly boosted their chances of reaching the knockout stage, while England also remain in a strong position heading into their final group game.
The record-breaking audience highlights the global appeal of the fixture, with millions tuning in to watch the highly anticipated World Cup showdown between the Three Lions and the Black Stars.
Also, a total number of 63,983 also entered the Gillette Stadium in Boston to watch the game.
