Pub landlady wins right to show football with foreign decoder

The Premier League have lost their case in the European Court of Justice (ECJ) against a pub landlady in England who used a foreign decoder to show live matches at 3pm on Saturdays.

The Premier League have lost their case in the European Court of Justice (ECJ) against a pub landlady in England who used a foreign decoder to show live matches at 3pm on Saturdays.

The ruling by the ECJ could have major implications for how the Premier League sell their broadcast rights both in Europe.

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