New broadcaster secures rights to 20 Premier League games as 'top six' win bigger share of revenue

The Premier League has announced that the ‘big six’ clubs have won their fight to take a bigger share of the British top tier’s international broadcasting revenue.

New broadcaster secures rights to 20 Premier League games as 'top six' win bigger share of revenue
Thu, 07 Jun, 2018 - 13:02

Amazon has won the rights to show 20 Premier League matches per season for three years from the 2019-20 campaign, the Premier League has announced.

Also, the league has announced that the ‘big six’ clubs have won their fight to take a bigger share of the British top tier’s international broadcasting revenue.

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