England's football World Cup friendly against Ecuador averaged more than 6.3 million viewers last night (June 4), according to overnight figures.
The match - which saw Wayne Rooney and Rickie Lambert score in a 2-2 draw - took 6.35m (29.2%) from 7.30pm on ITV, peaking around 9.30pm with 8.27m (35.1%).
On BBC One, Watchdog managed 3.36m (15.2%) in the 8pm hour. Del Boys & Dealers followed with 2.67m (11.5%).
BBC Two's Great British Menu cooked up 1.57m (8.1%) from 7pm. Springwatch and Coast Australia appealed to 1.93m (8.6%) and 1.54m (6.7%) respectively, before Episodes grabbed 790k (4.5%) from 10pm.
On Channel 4, new series Mary's Silver Service attracted 632k (2.9%) between 8pm and 9pm, and 24 Hours in A&E was watched by 1.71m (7.4%) afterwards.
Channel 5 aired The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door (535k/2.8%), Big Body Squad (657k/3%) and The McCanns and the Conman (752k/3.2%).
ITV3's Lewis topped the multichannels with 866k (3.8%) from 8pm. Elsewhere, two episodes of I Wanna Marry Harry entertained 256k (1.1%) and 220k (1.4%).
Sky1's 24: Live Another Day gripped 481k (2.1%) in the 9pm hour, while season finales of The Tomorrow People and Bates Motel drew 382k (1.6%) and 114k (0.5%) respectively on E4 and Universal.
