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South Africa<br />
Coverage (hh:mm): 372:30<br />
Audience reach 7 : 4.2m<br />
Live match average audience: 139,000<br />
Peak match audience: 1.7m<br />
Canada<br />
Coverage (hh:mm): 288:36<br />
Audience reach 7 : 5.8m<br />
Live match average audience: 232,000<br />
Peak match audience: 1.4m<br />
Mexico<br />
Coverage (hh:mm): 28:22<br />
Audience reach 7 : 7.5m<br />
Live match average audience: 1.3m<br />
Peak match audience: 1.9m<br />
Far more coverage was aired in South<br />
Africa during this edition, and therefore<br />
audience reach increased significantly<br />
(+3.3m 7 ).<br />
Almost four times as much coverage was<br />
aired on Canadian television compared to<br />
the 2007 tournament, while much of this<br />
was aired during daytime compared to<br />
late night in 2007. The CBC average live<br />
match audience increased from 51,000<br />
people in 2007 to 390,000 in 2011. The<br />
result of these factors was a significant<br />
increase in audience reach (+5.3m 7 ).<br />
The Mexican national team did not<br />
participate in the 2007 edition and the<br />
event was not broadcast in this region,<br />
therefore no audience figures are<br />
available for comparison.<br />
USA<br />
Coverage (hh:mm): 127:35<br />
Audience reach 7 : 37.4m<br />
Live match average audience: 1.3m<br />
Peak match audience: 14.1m<br />
Brazil<br />
Coverage (hh:mm): 187:17<br />
Audience reach 7 : 22.4m<br />
Live match average audience: 1.1m<br />
Peak match audience: 6.9m<br />
Audience reach increased significantly in<br />
2011 (+24.5m 7 ), largely due to the<br />
national team progressing to the Final of<br />
the FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany<br />
2011 TM , as well as live coverage being<br />
aired during the day in the market in<br />
2011, as opposed to early morning in<br />
2007.<br />
Audience reach increased in 2011<br />
compared to the 2007 edition (+1.6m;<br />
8% 7 ), despite the Brazil team only<br />
progressing to the Quarter-final stage.<br />
This was achieved due to far more<br />
coverage being aired in the market, as<br />
well as live games being shown during the<br />
daytime as opposed to early morning.<br />
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Based on viewers watching a minimum of 20 consecutive minutes<br />
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