Premier League scraps unpopular pay-per-view experiment

Fri, 13 Nov, 2020 - 18:43

Jamie Gardner

The Premier League has scrapped its controversial pay-per-view experiment and made all matches from November 21 and throughout the festive period available live via one of their regular UK broadcast partners.

The league announced the changes to its broadcast plans on Friday evening.

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