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What is the collective noun of watching a match?

There isn't a single, universally accepted collective noun for watching a match.

However, depending on the type of match and the context, here are some possibilities:

General:

* Audience - This is the most general and widely understood term.

* Spectators - A slightly more formal term for those watching.

* Crowd - Implies a large and enthusiastic group.

* Viewership - Refers to the total number of people watching.

Specific:

* Gallery - Often used for spectators at a boxing match.

* Supporters - Used for fans of a particular team or competitor.

* Followers - May be used for online viewers of a match.

Ultimately, the best collective noun will depend on the specific situation and the desired tone.

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