English Premier League TV Broadcast Rights - 2007-2010
Submitted by JSB on Sun, 27/12/2009 - 14:30
Sky paid £1,314 million and Setanta paid £392 million for these broadcast rights.
This deal represents approximately £28 million to each Premier League football club per year.
* Following the collapse of Setanta, Disney-owned ESPN bought the packages available.
Stats Table:
| Package | Broadcaster | Details |
|---|---|---|
| A | Sky | 23 first-choice matches shown at 4.00 pm on Sundays |
| B | Sky | 23 second-choice matches shown at 1.30pm on Sundays |
| C | Setanta | 23 third-choice matches shown at 8.00 pm on Mondays |
| D | Setanta | 8 second-choice matches + 15 fourth-choice matches shown at 5.15pm on Saturdays |
| E | Sky | 5 first-choice matches shown + 9 third-choice matches + 9 fourth-choice matches shown at 12.45pm on Saturdays |
| F | Sky | 10 first-choice matches + 7 second-choice matches + 6 third-choice matches in midweek and bank holidays, Saturdays (12.45pm) and |
