Post by Carl LaFong on Feb 13, 2018 19:19:20 GMT
Sky and BT Sport have agreed to pay £4.464bn to broadcast Premier League football games for three seasons from 2019-20.
Five of seven live packages have been awarded, with bidding for the remaining two ongoing.
Interest from "multiple bidders" remains, the Premier League said.
There has been speculation that online giants such as Amazon, Facebook, Twitter or Netflix could have entered the bidding process.
BT Sport has won the rights to broadcast 32 matches per season on a Saturday at 12:30.
Sky Sports is to broadcast 128 games per season, including 32 matches on a Saturday at 17:30.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43052024
Five of seven live packages have been awarded, with bidding for the remaining two ongoing.
Interest from "multiple bidders" remains, the Premier League said.
There has been speculation that online giants such as Amazon, Facebook, Twitter or Netflix could have entered the bidding process.
BT Sport has won the rights to broadcast 32 matches per season on a Saturday at 12:30.
Sky Sports is to broadcast 128 games per season, including 32 matches on a Saturday at 17:30.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43052024
