UEFA Champions League Final vs Super Bowl LV: which game had the largest audience?

Openly confused football and soccer have a pinnacle in terms of games. As per America nothing will ever beat the Super Bowl and ask for soccer the FIFA World Cup final has absolutely no comparison in the world. Usually confused but frequently compared to their TV audiences are usually put face to face. Instead, we will confront Super Bowl with the UEFA Champions League final.

The Super Bowl between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs has seen the TV audience drop severely to the lowest levels registered since 2006, as reported by Sports Media Watch. In that occasion, Pittsburgh Steelers defeated Seattle Seahawks for 21 to 10. We will not fast forward to February 2021.

The last weekends Super Bowl between the Buccaneers and the Chiefs registered 91,63 million viewers around the globe. Led by Tom Brady the Tampa Bay side won the game 31-9, Given the NFL legend his seventh Super Bowl after 10 attempts. These audience represents a 9% declination compared to 2020.

As per soccer’s top club competition in Europe, the 2020 UEFA Champions League managed to raise a bit the Super Bowl’s benchmark. After smashing RB Leipzig and Olympique Lyon in semifinals respectively, PSG and Bayern Munich battled in the final game in Lisbon. Bayern Munich won 1-0 and has an average of 380 million viewers on TV.