It was an intense evening for the French supporters yesterday.
Passing from one emotion to another.
First a first half where Switzerland dominated.
Then the double from Karim Benzema, the goal from Paul Pogba… and a return from the Helvetians.
Until shots on goal and, finally, an elimination for the Blues.
And many fans were behind the France team since 16.34 million football fans were behind their posts. A peak was even recorded with more than 18 million people as the end of the regulatory 90 minutes approached. Market shares are particularly high with 63.3% of the public and 70.3% of women responsible for purchases under the age of fifty. This France-Switzerland also has the best television audience since the World Cup in 2018.
Faced with this steamroller, France 2 relied on the launch of the final season of "Major Crimes".
The American series carried by Mary McDonnell captivated 2.20 million faithful on average on its two unreleased tracks, or 7.9% of the public.
A slightly weaker launch than for season 5 in May 2020 which, in a simpler competition, had attracted 670,000 more people.
France 3 recovers the bronze medal with the previously unseen film “All the money in the world”.
1.25 million moviegoers (4.7%) were won over by this feature film directed by Michelle Williams and Mark Wahlberg.
Better than in theaters where, four years earlier, it had only totaled 280,000 admissions.
For M 6, it's a dark evening.
Sensing the disaster coming, the channel had deprogrammed the British series "Family Secrets" to replace it with another fiction in four episodes: "The Cry".
But the first two episodes of the evening fascinated only 640,000 curious, barely 2.4% of the public and 4.4% of women responsible for purchases under the age of fifty.
M 6 was thus beaten this Monday by France 5 and the reruns of "J'irai rire chez vous", which fascinated 692,000 travelers on average (2.5%) as well as by Arte and the film "L'arbre, le mayor and the media library ”, followed by 676,000 people (2.5%).
