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More Than 6 Million Tune In To Watch Women's World Cup Match On ZDF

German public broadcaster ZDF "recorded more than 6 million viewers for its broadcast of the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup group stage match between Germany and Thailand," according to Manuel Weis of QUOTENMETER. The third and final group stage match for both sides attracted 6.3 million viewers on Monday evening starting at 10pm. The number translated into a 29% market share. In the target demographic 14-49, Germany's 4-0 victory obtained an 18.6% share. Germany's prior match against Norway was watched by about 7.09 million viewers (QUOTENMETER, 6/17).

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