Manchester United’s dramatic 3-2 victory over Liverpool in Round 35 of the Premier League has been reported as one of the most-watched football matches of the season, with global viewership figures approaching nearly one billion across all platforms.

According to The Touchline, the high-profile clash between two of England’s biggest clubs is estimated to have reached more than 900 million viewers worldwide, including television broadcasts, streaming services, and digital highlights. If confirmed, this would place the match among the most-watched club football events globally in recent years.

The matchup was already one of the most anticipated fixtures of the season due to the historic rivalry between Manchester United and Liverpool, and the stakes added further intensity. Manchester United entered the game under pressure to secure their position in the top five, while Liverpool were still fighting for a strong finish in the league standings.

On the pitch, the game delivered the kind of drama fans expected. Manchester United started strongly, taking early control through goals from Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko, giving the home side a 2-0 advantage. However, Liverpool responded after halftime with increased attacking pressure, capitalizing on defensive lapses to level the score at 2-2 and shift momentum back into their favor.

The match remained tightly contested until the final stages, with both sides pushing for a decisive breakthrough. The turning point came in the 77th minute when Kobbie Mainoo scored the winning goal, sealing a 3-2 victory for Manchester United and sending the home crowd into celebration.

Beyond the result, the win also confirmed Manchester United’s qualification for next season’s competition, securing a top-five finish with three matches remaining. Liverpool, meanwhile, remained locked in a tight battle with Aston Villa for Champions League qualification, with both clubs needing crucial points in the final stretch of the season.

The reported viewership figure has sparked discussion among fans and analysts, highlighting the continued global appeal of the Premier League and especially the enduring rivalry between Manchester United and Liverpool, which remains one of the most commercially powerful fixtures in world football.

Sources: Znews