An average of 16.6m people and a peak audience of 18.7m across TV, iPlayer and online watched England's World Cup victory over Wales on the BBC, a tournament record for the broadcaster.
The total represents a significant increase on the draw with United States in England's second group game, despite Gareth Southgate's team being all but through before kick-off against Rob Page's side. ITV attracted an average audience of 15.1m for Friday's match, with the broadcaster reporting that 11.9m on average had watched the full broadcast, including pre-match build-up.
A rotated England team cruised to a 3-0 victory over Wales, with Marcus Rashford among those to impress. The result ensured England topped Group B, with Wales finishing bottom of the pile after picking up just one point from their three games.