BBC Sport presents a thank-you message as it marks what it describes as a record-breaking World Cup across its coverage channels. BBC Director of Sport Alex Kay-Jelski delivers the message, crediting audiences for helping make the tournament “a World Cup to remember.” The reports say BBC Sport reaches fans through multiple platforms, including television, radio, online and social media. Both outlets frame the announcement as a wrap-up of BBC’s tournament broadcast and digital performance, emphasizing the scale and breadth of its reach rather than specific match outcomes. The information shared is largely institutional and promotional, focusing on the coordination of coverage across different media and the support viewers and listeners provided. The two sources repeat the same central points: Kay-Jelski’s public message and the claim that BBC Sport’s World Cup coverage sets records, distributed across TV, radio, web and social channels. No additional details about the specific records are provided in the supplied material.