ITV and UEFA win British TV rights

ITV and Sky today won the rights to screen Champions League action from 2003-06 in Britain.

Tue, 24 Sep, 2002 - 18:57

ITV and Sky today won the rights to screen Champions League action from 2003-06 in Britain.

From next season ITV – the current UK rights holder – will transmit the best two live matches each Tuesday night, with Sky able to show the other games live that evening.

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