76,000 Watch Spain Win Its First Women's World Cup

Spain secured the Women's World Cup with a 29th-minute goal by Olga Carmona, overcoming internal team divisions. Australia, as co-host, saw massive local engagement, with nearly 3 million viewers watching the final despite not having a team in the match. The global audience is expected to exceed 2 billion, a significant increase from the previous tournament. Economically, the event could bring $1.2 billion to Australia. The prize pool for the women's tournament increased to $110 million, though it remains a quarter of the men's prize in Qatar. However, the gap is expected to close as the women's tournament gains momentum.

Who scored the decisive goal for Spain in the Women's Football World Cup final?

• Irene Paredes

• Jennifer Hermoso

• Olga Carmona

• Alexia Putellas

How did the Australian public engage with the Women's Football World Cup final?

• They packed stadiums and fan zones

• They watched in small numbers

• They were indifferent to the event

• They had a direct stake in the outcome

What was the expected global TV audience for the Women's Football World Cup final?

• 2.5 billion

• 2 billion

• 1.5 billion

• 1 billion

What was the economic impact of the Women's Football World Cup on Australia?

• $500 million

• $1.2 billion

• $3 billion

• $2 billion

How does the prize pool for the Women's World Cup compare to the Men's World Cup?

• It is double

• It is equal

• It is half

• It is one-fourth