beIN SPORTS scored an average of 1,478,605 viewers with its broadcast of the Chile vs. Mexico match on Monday, June 15, 2015. According to Nielsen Media Research, nearly 2.5 million viewers have watched the first two Mexican National team matches from Copa América 2015 on both beIN SPORTS channels.Over 1.3 million viewers have also watched The Express XTRA Chile 2015, the networks daily sports wrap-up show featuring highlights and analysis, since the tournaments opening on June 11 – June 14th. The Spanish show features hosts Ana Cobos, Miguel Serrano, Carmen Boquín, and Pablo Mariño, joined by special guests Francisco Kikin Fonseca, Sergio Goycochea. In English, host Terri Leigh is joined by special guest analysts Ruud Gullit, Christian Vieri, Juan Pablo Ángel, Andy Gray, Richards Keys, and Tony Meola.We are thrilled with the results of this match so early into Copa América, but more so, that fans are happy with beIN SPORTS programming and coverage from our studios in Chile, Miami and Doha. We are pleased with the viewership results thus far and expect continued improvement as the tournament marches along. As the international sports network, providing this type of unrivaled coverage of this exciting tournament is always what we strive for, said Antonio Briceño, deputy managing director of beIN SPORTS. The audience for the Chile vs. Mexico match on June 15, 2015 on beIN SPORTS en Español amounted to 1,056,287 viewers, one of the highest rated telecasts in the channels history. Among English audiences for beIN SPORTS, the Chile vs. Mexico match delivered a total of 422,318 viewers.
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