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Women’s World Cup Final Breaks Twitter Record

Move over fellas. The women are the biggest draw around this summer. With the viewing numbers set to be released in the next few days (and expect some records to be shattered), the internet has already revealed a new Twitter record for the Women's World Cup final yesterday afternoon. The match between the United States and Japan drew an average 7,196 tweets per second at its peak, breaking the previously held record of 6,939 set just after midnight in Japan on New Year's Day.

Read the full article at FOOTY FOR THE SOUL.

FOOTY FOR THE SOUL @ Jul 18, 2011 2:33 PM EDT | Blog Profile

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