The deal will keep 128 Premier League matches on Sky, 52 on BT Sport and 20 games on Amazon with highlights staying on the BBCThe Premier League has agreed to pay lower league clubs an extra £100 million in order to secure government approval for a three-year extension of existing domestic TV deals which will be worth £5.1 billion to England’s top flight. The deal will mean Sky, BT Sport and Amazon will each keep their share of matches, with the BBC retaining its highlights rights for Match Of The Day, until 2025. SponsoredIt is understood that the £100 million will be a one-off payment spread over three years from 2022 to 2025, and will not be part of the formula for solidarity payments beyond that. The extra payment, on top of the £124 million already paid in solidarity payments, will go to both EFL clubs and football

Source: The Times May 12, 2021 16:41 UTC