The USA win over Portugal, shown at 5 am ET/2 am PT, set a record for the largest audience to watch a soccer game on ESPN2. According to Nielsen Media Research, 998,000 households tuned in. The Associated Press reported that Spanish-language Univision is drawing significantly more viewers for World Cup games than ESPN and ESPN2. Univision averaged of 627,000 households for its first 17 broadcasts, according to the network. ESPN averaged 447,000 households for its first three broadcasts and ESPN2 averaged 496,000 for its first 10. ABC, which has shown two games on tape delay, drew 1.37 million households for Cameroon-Ireland and 1.69 million households for England-Sweden. During the 1998 World Cup, ABC showed 14 live games an averaged 2.55 million households. ABC is showing one World Cup 2002 game (the final) live. Univision's highest ratings were for Mexico-Croatia (1.43 million) and Argentina-Nigeria (1.21 million). It drew 440,000 households for USA-Portugal.