ITV4's French Open coverage peaked with 1.4m last night (June 6) as Andy Murray exited the tournament, overnight data shows.
Andy Murray's quarter-final loss to David Ferrer averaged 810k (6.6%) between 3.30pm and 8pm, while the day's entire coverage took 573k (4.9%) from 12.30pm.
The French Open has sent ITV4's all-day share shooting up to record highs in the last week, with the channel recording an average of 2.9% yesterday.
BBC Three performed well in primetime, with Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (971k/4.3%) and an EastEnders repeat giving the digital channel a 4.1% share - only narrowly behind Channel 5's 4.3%.
Family Guy amused 795k (8.5%) at 11.20pm, then 711k (9%) watched American Dad - meaning BBC Three was the most-watched network on TV at that time.
Peter Andre vehicle My Life bowed out with a commendable 708k (3.1%) on ITV2 at 9pm, adding 123k (0.7%) on +1. America's Got Talent was seen by 412k (1.8%) before Andre at 8pm (+1: 111k).