Not surprising - thought they both made very different cases clearly - and v well chaired by @bbcnickrobinson ... also take your pick on interpreting this poll / either Corbyn didn’t get the clear win he needed, or overperformed on these numbers versus current polling etc.
The details...
More details - as with last time Johnson shaded on “who performed best overall” weighted to 2017 GE and 2016 ref numbers. But net scores on who individually did “well or badly” better for Corbyn... Johnson: +24 (62/38) Corbyn: +38 (69/31) 
Delving a little more deeply - those net numbers driven by fact that... well/badly was 85:15 for both Johnson among Leave voters and Corbyn among Remain voters, but then additionally Corbyn was just about net +ve with Leavers +4, but Johnson net negative with Remainers -17...
