Premier League clubs are set to agree to a deal which will see non-televised matches become available to all fans - but they will not be shown on TV. Since lockdown, fans of the top-flight have been able to watch all the games on either Sky, BT, BBC or Amazon. But there are concerns that the two main broadcasters will lose their patience, with clubs already owing them £330m over the next two seasons after Covid-19’s impact. Chiefs, though, believe they have come up with a way to keep both the fans and their main TV partners satisfied. According to The Sun , a meeting is being held with the top 20 clubs to sign off on a plan for the rest of October that would see less games aired on TV....
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