Rugby World Cup 2023: 11.78 million viewers for France - Uruguay on TF1

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France - Uruguay (27-12), in Round 2 of the Rugby World Cup 2023 (Pool A), drew an average of 11.78 million viewers with a peak of more than 13 million on the private free-TV channel TF1, on Thursday 14/09/2023 (kick-off at 21:00 CET), according to data from the audience measurement institute Médiamétrie communicated by the free-TV group.

This figure represented an audience share of 52.7% (64% among 25-49 year-olds, 71% among men aged 25-49, 73% among 15-34 year-olds and 68% among 4-14 year-olds). The French national team will face Namibia in Round 3 of the group stage on Thursday 21/09/2023 (21:00 CET).

France - New Zealand (27-13), opening match of the competition, drew an average of 15.4 million viewers with a peak of 17 million on TF1, on Friday 08/09/2023 (kick-off at 21:15 CET), according to data from Médiamétrie. Audience share: 64.5%.

France - Uruguay: figures communicated by TF1

Rugby World Cup 2023: broadcast in France on TF1 (20 matches), M6 (18) & France Télévisions (10)

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France - Uruguay (27-12), 14/09/2023 - ©  France Rugby / Twitter

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