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TV Ratings (23/6/26): Thunder & Lightning Fail To Scare Off Aussies From Watching Mbappe’s Men Washing Away Iraq

David Hovenden
Published on: 24th June 2026 at 12:46 PM
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It would appear the early mornings induced by Australia’s fixation with the beautiful game are taking their toll on our late-night viewing habits.

Despite a lengthy weather delay, the 2026 FIFA World Cup group match between France and Iraq attracted a Total TV national reach of 1,049,000 (the weather delay had a mere 2000 fewer), according to OZTAM’s overnight VOZ report.

When the threat of lightening had abated sufficiently such that the teams could retake the field, Kylian Mbappé’s French team despatched their Iraqi foes 3-0.

But as mentioned above, with everyone getting up early, no-one is hanging around late at night it would appear. The nightly news programmes and the lead in and out programmes – Tipping Point 1,624,000 national reach – were the evening’s most watched items.

The National Total TV Reach was 13,266,000 while BVOD’s reach was 5,526,000 representing just over half the reach of broadcast TV’s 10,053,000.

While early mornings have been de rigueur of late, with the Socceroos do or die match up with Paraguay schedules for lunch time Friday, the nation’s productivity outside of hospitality venues threatens to be at an all-time low. Viewing numbers, however, will be exciting to see! And rest assured B&T will be sure to fill you in.

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David Hovenden is one of the co-founders of The Misfits Media Company and is B&T's editor-in-chief. He has been writing about advertising, marketing and media for more than 15 years. At the same time, he has also written for B&T's sister publication Travel Weekly on all matters travel related. Through this publication he can claim to have stepped foot on every continent in the world (now claimed to be eight, if you accept NZ is its own continent). He has also covered the business of law when he was editor-in-chief and publisher of Lawyer Weekly. Human Resources when he worked for that eponymously named title and a plethora of business and technology publications including, but not limited to PC Week, Australian Personal Computer, Web Week, Internet World, Factory Equipment News, Architecture Today and Building Product News. In his spare time David enjoys fishing, kayaking, fine dining and spending time with his family.

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