Viewership and Social Data Accentuate a Communal World Cup

Football fans watch the World Cup match between England and Belgium in a bar on June 28, 2018 in Brussels, Belgium. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)The downside to watching sports in communal settings at bars and restaurants is that often you can’t hear the broadcast analysts amidst the cheers and jubilation. Tunity has a solution for you: the free app allows users watching games at loud bars to sync live audio with their smartphones.

And data from Tunity and from others such as industry giants Facebook and Twitter, shows just how communal the shared World Cup experience is for global soccer fans.

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(Courtesy of Tunity)The app supports more than 100 channels in the U.S., including…