Failing to completely tame Chile, the French football team dominated the audiences.
TF 1 came well ahead this Tuesday March 26 with the Blues' sluggish victory over Chile (3-2) in a friendly match, a few months before the start of Euro 2024 football.
An average of 4.89 million sports fans watched the match live until 10:55 p.m., according to Médiamétrie.
The market share is 24.9% for the entire public aged 4 and over in front of their television.
It climbs to 26.2% among women under 50 responsible for purchasing (FRDA-50), the preferred target of advertisers.
TF 1 therefore had a very good evening, advertising speaking.
Note that, in the process, 510,000 people watched between 11:25 p.m. and 1 a.m. the new issue of “Camille et images”, Camille Combal’s entertainment, or 9.5% of the overall audience.
The poor performance of “Bungalow 21”
France 3 follows with a rebroadcast episode of “Alex Hugo”.
3.33 million people watched the series led by Samuel Le Bihan, i.e. 16.6% of the public, and only 3.6% market share on the FRDA-50, proof that, as is often the case with the service's series public, “Alex Hugo” mainly appealed to an elderly audience.
M 6 follows, at a good level, with the launch of “Anonymous Brigade”, a new series in which Éric Cantona plays a former outlaw ready to do anything to find his kidnapped daughter.
2.77 million people were tempted by this fiction inspired by a real news story, or 14.7% market share (14.4% of the FRDA-50).
Poor performance on the other hand for the France 2 theater evening. The play “Bungalow 21” by Éric-Emmanuel Schmit, with Emmanuelle and Mathilde Seigner, captured at the Théâtre de la Madeleine, attracted only 985,000 viewers, or 4 .9% of the general public (and 2.7% of the FRDA-50).
The public channel was almost beaten by TFX's movie night.
756,000 viewers with “Mission: Impossible 2” by John Woo with Tom Cruise (4.2%).
France 5 is just behind with “Rape, challenge of justice” which interested 733,000 viewers (3.5%).
Followed by W 9, Gulli, TF 1 Séries Films and Arte.