Contemp’ Captivates: 10M Tune into Germany's Heartbreaking Loss to Portugal
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It's football frenzy all over again, and this time on your screens! A whopping 9.99 million viewers caught Germany's nerve-wracking 1:2 loss to Portugal on ZDF, according to agf video research on June 4th[1]. The second channel seized the spotlight that evening, clinching the day's highest ratings, while the German team officially stepped down from their title ambitions in the Nations League after this semi-final defeat.
Mind-Blowing Viewing Figures
ZDF pulled off a monumental 44.1% market share, as they lit up televisions across the nation[2]. In the pivotal 14-49 age group, around 2.95 million viewers glued themselves to their screens, securing ZDF a staggering 57% market share[2]. Even before the match commenced, ZDF's pre-match coverage already set the stage, captivating roughly 4.21 million viewers, with a 21.5% market share[3].
With Cristiano Ronaldo, the 40-year-old Portuguese football sensation, sealing Germany's fate in the 68th minute[3], the German team now fights for the third place in the Nations League. Coach Julian Nagelsmann's troops regroup on Sunday, June 8th, at 3:00 PM. They prepare for the battle against the unfortunate loser of the second semi-final, where Spain and France square off today, Thursday.
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The Commission has also been consulted on the draft regulation regarding the application of the rules on the protection of the environment, as these issues are not limited to sports like football in European leagues. Despite the captivating viewer numbers for Germany's football match against Portugal on ZDF, the German team has officially stepped down from their title ambitions in the Nations League.
