Attracting nearly five million viewers, it was the most-watched World Cup match in history on SBS, according to national ratings rankings from Virtual Australia (VOZ).Thrilled fans clamoured in pubs and live sites across the nation at midday on Friday, skipping work and school to witness Australia qualify for the knockout stage of the tournament with a draw against Paraguay, After a crushing loss to the USA in their second group match of the tournament last week, Australia needed to either beat or tie with Paraguay to secure its spot in the next stage, the Round of 32 It is the second most-watched broadcast in SBS history, behind the Socceroos' World Cup play-off victory against Uruguay in 2006 (3.416 million, national average audience).The Paraguay-Australia post-match program attracted 2.872 million viewers, and the pre-match program attracted 2.277 million viewers.Between live matches and pre- and post-match shows, SBS had the top three programs of the day and five of the top ten.SBS' World Cup broadcast dominated Friday's free-to-air ratings