England v Scotland Euro 2020 match attracts more than 20 million viewers
The highly-anticipated match is now the most-watched game of the competition.
ITV has revealed that over 20 million viewers tuned in to watch Scotland and England go head-to-head in last night's Euro 2020 match, making it the most-watched of all Euro 2020 on TV games so far.
The broadcaster's match coverage pulled in an average of 18.4 million viewers from kick-off to final whistle, marking a 74 per cent share of viewing across ITV and STV.
Viewing figures hit 20 million in a one-minute peak during the game, making it the most-watched football match since England's World Cup semi-final against Croatia in 2018, which drew in a peak of 27.5 million viewers.
The match also set a broadcaster streaming record for ITV with 4.8 million streams across ITV Hub and STV Player.
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England and Scotland players descended on Wembley Stadium last night to play in the hotly contested match, with neither team managing to score throughout and ending on a nil-nil draw.
Last night's game marked the first time the two teams had faced one another since Euro 96 – a match which ended with a 2-0 England win.
The draw keeps Scotland in the Euro 2020 race, with the team set to go up against Croatia at Hampden Park for their final Group D game.
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