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Relegation sets TV records: Heidenheim beats Elversberg!
Find out everything about the exciting second division relegation 2025 between Saarbrücken and Braunschweig as well as the viewer ratings.
Relegation sets TV records: Heidenheim beats Elversberg!
Sat.1 can look forward to a successful audience rating, especially in the context of the current second division relegation. How DWDL reports, the relegation first leg between Heidenheim and Elversberg recorded high numbers of spectators. The game between Saarbrücken and Braunschweig was also a hit, with Braunschweig winning the game 2-0.
The audience rating for the first half of the second division relegation was 1.94 million viewers, while the second half even attracted 2.53 million viewers. In the relevant target group of 14 to 49 year olds, the station achieved a market share of 11.3% in the first half and 14.7% in the second half. These values exceeded the ratings of the previous year, where the relegation between Wiesbaden and Regensburg attracted fewer than 2 million viewers.
Comparison with other channels
Things didn't go so well for ProSieben, however. The film “Le Mans 66 – Against Every Chance” only reached 790,000 viewers and a market share of 9.2% in the target group. RTLzwei broadcast “Scary Movie 4”, which, with 490,000 viewers and a 6.7% market share, lagged behind its predecessor “Scary Movie 3”, which generated 510,000 viewers and a 6.9% market share. Vox's program "Goodbye Germany - The Balance" only reached 650,000 viewers, which represents a decrease of 200,000 viewers compared to the previous week.
Important data for TV analysis
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The clear dominance of broadcasters such as ZDF, ARD and RTL shows how competitive the market is. This comprehensive data is critical to identifying trends in television and improving program quality. AGF holds all copyrights to this valuable information.