The surprise 3-2 win for Turkey earned ITV a 20.4% share between 7.30pm-10pm, while 'The Inspector Linley Mysteries' on BBC One between 8.30pm-10pm, also managed a 20.4% share and 4.8m viewers.
BBC One switched 'EastEnders' to 8pm-8.30pm on Sunday night due to its football commitments, but the soap still pulled in a sizeable following of 7.2m viewers, with a 32.8% share.
The pick of the weekend's Euro 2008 action in viewing terms fell to the BBC, as 5.6m viewers tuned in to watch The Netherlands beat France 4-1 on Friday night, giving BBC One a 26% share of viewing.
Friday brought the first eviction in this year's 'Big Brother'. The show attracted 3.5m viewers to the 9pm-10pm results show, giving Channel 4 a 15.8% share. Including the ratings for Channel 4+1, the show managed 3.7m viewers and a 16.6% share.
Scouse blonde Stephanie was the first to be booted out of the house after receiving 48% of votes cast. However, she could be set to return to the house after it was revealed there were problems with Friday night's phone vote.
ITV's Saturday night Euro 2008 match, a 1-0 win for Russia over Greece, drew 3.4m and a 17% share at 7.15pm-10pm. It started against BBC One's 'Doctor Who', which drew double the number of viewers, 7.3m and a 37.7% share.
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