NewsLFC most-watched club in Premier League with global audience of 471 million last season
Liverpool FC has officially been named the most-watched club in the Premier League across the world last season, breaking audience records along the way.
Recently released independent data from Nielsen revealed that during the 2023-24 season the Reds were the most-watched Premier League club globally, with a cumulative audience of 471 million for all 38 league games.
The annual results show the Premier League season-on-season audience has grown by seven per cent, with the biggest growth of international markets in China (+373 per cent) and the USA (+42 per cent), including what was at the time a record live audience in America of 2.28 million for Liverpool’s game against Arsenal in December 2023.
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The Reds’ pre-season tour in the USA this summer also saw record-breaking crowds watching them in action. Against Arsenal they played in front of 69,879 supporters at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, a record crowd for football in that stadium. When Liverpool then faced Manchester United in South Carolina, it was in front of 77,559 fans at Williams-Brice Stadium – the largest crowd to ever watch football in North or South Carolina.
This follows news that LFC was also the most-engaged club in the Premier League, registering more than 1.5 billion fan engagements, and also the most-viewed on social with 11.9 billion.
The Reds also reached 10 million subscribers on YouTube – officially the first Premier League club to reach this milestone – joining an elite group of YouTube creators with a Diamond Play Button.
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