Sunday's 2-2 tie with Portugal set records for WatchESPN, which allows subscribers who receive the network on their pay TV to stream the game for free. It was watched by a record 18.2 million people on ESPN, and another 6.5 million on Spanish-language Univision. ''The good news is that at the end of the day tomorrow, it will be a great event, just like Sunday night was an event,'' ESPN senior vice president Ryan Spoon said in a phone interview Wednesday. ESPN's research has shown that many people now routinely use multiple screens to follow the action, and they use the same apps across multiple devices, Spoon said. Source: The Associated Press