Spain beat England 1-0 to win the FIFA Women's World Cup, with the final wrapping up a successful tournament in terms of viewership.

An exciting weekend of football came and went with several big games across the globe, but not even El Clásico could end Liga MX's dominance for audiences in the U.S.

Once again, it was all Liga MX and Latin American teams dominating the battle for the ratings in the U.S.. Have a look at the numbers here.

Liverpool beat Manchester United 7-0 in a match watched on USA Network by nearly one million people. However, that wasn't the only game that garnered impressive viewership numbers last week.

Real Madrid's unforgettable 5-2 victory at Anfield in the UEFA Champions League was one of the most-watched fixtures in the USA, but two other ties finished ahead of that Anfield clash.

The return of the UEFA Champions League made things more interesting in the battle for the ratings, although the winners of the past weeks are still there.

The battle for the highest audiences once again saw Mexican top-tier games and English Premier League clashes right at the top of the charts.

The Premier League showed its dominance once again with Manchester City's exciting showdown with Tottenham, but there was another competition that caught the attention of the fans.

With no Premier League games being held, once again the Mexican top-flight rose to the top spot in the battle for the ratings.

The return of Liga MX's playoff stage handed quite a few surprises in terms of ratings across the country.

Once again, a UEFA Champions League game topped the charts despite being played this past Wednesday.

Once again, UEFA Champions League games were among the live events with the highest ratings numbers in North America.

Three Premier League games were the uncontested winners of the week when it comes to audience numbers. Here are the most-watched football games in the United States for the past week.

Benzema's second big night at the Bernabeu, Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick against Norwich and Benfica's valiant visit to Anfield had fans glued to their seats during the past week.

As expected, the English Premier League clash between frontrunners Manchester City and Liverpool was the most-watched soccer game on U.S. television from Monday, April 4, through Sunday, April 10. These are the 30 broadcasts that ended up in ShowBuzzDaily’s Top 150 Cable Originals & Network Finals throughout the week.

A CONCACAF World Cup qualifying match between Mexico and El Salvador was the most-watched soccer game on U.S. TV from Monday, March 28, through Sunday, April 3. Learn more info about this game and every other match that made it to ShowBuzzDaily’s Cable Originals and Network Finals.

A Liga MX Clausura clash between high rollers Atlas and Chivas Guadalajara was the most-watched soccer game on U.S. TV from Monday, March 14, through Sunday, March 20.

UEFA Champions League broadcasts on CBS ruled soccer viewership in the United States from Monday, March 7, through Sunday, March 13.

Three Premier League Matchday 28 game broadcasts finished at the top of soccer viewership in the USA from Monday, Feb. 28, through Sunday, March 6. Learn everything you need to know about the most-watched soccer games in the U.S. last week.

UEFA Champions League Round of 16 games topped soccer viewership in the USA from Monday, Feb. 21, through Sunday, Feb. 27. Here are the most-watched soccer broadcasts from last week.