The publisher saw audiences across all major platform breaking its own records throughout the tournament
The team generated 1,053,894,601 video views during the tournament, alongside more than 1.6 billion impressions.
Original video content alone attracted double the total achieved during Euro 2024, while three flagship series – ‘World Cup Daily’, ‘Inside England’ and ‘How the World Watches’ – were watched more than 25 million times.
The success extended beyond video. Website page views significantly outperformed both the previous World Cup and the Euros.
Daily Mail head of sport, Chris Dean said: “This is a huge triumph and proves that the ambition and enthusiasm to bring our journalism to new audiences across more platforms than ever before is paying off.
“Just imagine how big these figures will be when England win the Euros in 2028!”
