Who holds broadcast rights for Premier League matches?
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Premier League set for £3bn windfall from global TV rights as rival broadcasters slug it out to screen England-based superstars | Daily Mail Online
Overseas deals see Premier League broadcast rights hit UK£9.2bn - SportsPro
Premier League games could be shown live on Saturday evenings at 7:45pm as part of new TV deal
Premier League suspends six-year broadcast deal with Russian station Match TV
Amazon, Disney, DAZN in talks over BT Sport sale and Premier League TV rights | Radio Times
Premier League secures £2bn rights deal with American broadcaster NBC
Premier League in record £5.14bn TV rights deal - BBC News
Qatari sports network beIN retains Premier League TV rights | Business and Economy News | Al Jazeera
The £3bn cost of Premier League Football TV rights. Will it ever stop rising? - ClearDebt
League awards UK live broadcast rights for 2016/17 to 2018/19
Premier League's International Broadcasting Rights — End2End Football
Premier League TV rights: Has the bubble burst? - The Athletic
Football Benchmark - Broadcasting revenue landscape – big money in the “big five” leagues
Record TV rights deal saw gap from Premier League to EFL widen to £133m in first year - BBC Sport
Premier League overseas TV rights worth £5.3bn and more than domestic deals for first time ever | The Sun
Premier League TV rights revolution in sight amid exclusive BT talks to rival Sky Sports - Mirror Online
Premier League revenue set to hit £6bn on soaring value of international TV rights | Financial Times
Premier League raises less from TV rights auction - BBC News
Swiss Ramble on Twitter: "Most of the Premier League TV money is distributed equally: 50% of the domestic deal, overseas deals and commercial revenue. Merit payment (25% of domestic) is based on
Premier League agrees lucrative new US TV rights deal worth £2billion - Mirror Online
TV Rights in Football - Premier League Analysis | Sports Business institute
Saturday night Premier League games expected from 2019 as club chairmen vote for more televised fixtures | The Independent | The Independent
Premier League TV rights: Sky and BT spend £4.4bn on five packages | The Week UK
Football Economy: New Premier League TV deal reinforces the overall commercial power of English football
Sky and BT retain Premier League TV rights for record £5.14bn | Sports rights | The Guardian
