By Mitch Phillips
"We have had over 10 million unique users since June 1 with
a figure of 4.7 million daily users during the tournament,"
David Farrelly of www.euro2008.UEFA told a news conference
on Saturday.
"Sixty four percent of those users have been from Europe,
14 percent from north America, 13 percent Asia and nine from
the rest of the world.
"Most users are coming from the United Kingdom, followed by
Germany and the United States.
"The UK has been the top country. It was second during the
qualifying stage but top in the tournament, despite the fact
that none of their teams have qualified."
Farrelly said that "hits" were five times more than Euro
2004 but said a total figure for page views would be available
only after the group stage and again after the final on June
29.
The site is now available in 10 languages, seven European
and three Asian, and as well as providing news, video content
and interactive information, it carries live streaming of all
the tournament matches.
(Editing by Jon Bramley)
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