“Massive Viewing Figures for Catalans Dragons vs St Helens Super League Clash”

In a thrilling showdown between Catalans Dragons and St Helens, the Super League Round Seven clash did not disappoint as it ended with the Dragons emerging victorious with a 14-8 win. The game, which took place in Perpignan, was a rematch of last season’s playoff semi-final and lived up to the hype with intense gameplay and standout defensive efforts from both sides.

The difference-maker in the match was Arthur Mourgue, whose precise kicking saw him convert two conversions and a penalty, ultimately securing the win for Catalans. Despite moments of controversy, including questionable tries and a rigorous video review, the game showcased the best of Super League rugby.

The match drew in a massive audience, with over a quarter of a million viewers tuning in to watch the action unfold. Broadcast on BBC Three and Sky Sports Main Event, the game saw impressive average viewership numbers of 110,000 on BBC Three and 112,000 on Sky Sports Main Event, with peaks of 133,000 and 126,000 respectively.

The decision to air the game on free-to-air TV for the first time for Catalans Dragons added to the excitement, with the match being part of Sky Sports’ ‘Big Weekend’ campaign. The positive reception and high viewership numbers are a testament to the growing popularity and appeal of Super League rugby.

Overall, the Catalans Dragons versus St Helens clash was a thrilling spectacle that captivated audiences and showcased the best of rugby league. With intense gameplay, standout performances, and impressive viewership numbers, the match was a true highlight of the Super League season.