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As the 2010 FIFA World Cup moves into the final 16, FIFA.com, the official site, says on average, surfers are tuned in online for 55 minutes every day — vuvuzelas (right) notwithstanding.
At 76 minutes per day, German fans spend the most time viewing the matches on the net, followed by the Spanish (65 minutes) and the Swiss (61 minutes), says FIFA.
A survey of 5,000 people across Europe also revealed more than two-thirds of Europeans (71%) were planning to watch TV or go online to follow all key matches – whether involving their own team or not.
More than a quarter (27%, comprising 38% of men and 17% of women) were planning to watch at least half of all games, regardless of their own team’s success, it says, adding:
“Spain can pride itself on the highest ratio of fans, with 90% of Spanish respondents saying they would watch at least some of the matches, closely followed by Germany (89%) and the UK (62%).”
Today the 2010 FIFA World Cup will enter the first round of knockout matches with Uruguay and Korea Republic kicking off, followed by USA meeting Ghana.
… and identi.ca
notwithstanding – FIFA, the vuvuzela and The Badger, June 16, 2010
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