Real Madrid want share of Premier League TV cash

Real Madrid will begin their challenge to the Barclays Premier League's world dominance by kicking off their clash with Osasuna at midday on Sunday.

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Sky face Premier League TV rights battle from Al Jazeera

Satellite broadcaster BSkyB could lose its exclusive live coverage of Barclays Premier League football to the Arab TV channel Al Jazeera.

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Liverpool owner John W Henry moves to calm Premier League TV row with Bolton

John W Henry has held clear-the-air talks with Bolton chairman Phil Gartside to defuse the row sparked by Liverpool's interest in increased revenue from the overseas television deal.

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Unless you've been in a cave, you'll be well aware of the suggestion from Liverpool's managing director, Ian Ayre, that his club is getting short changed from the overseas TV money pouring into the Premier League these days. Or, more to the point, the smaller clubs in the league are getting what's really due to Liverpool.

Premier League TV deal all clubs win

In light of Liverpool's plans to go it alone, Sportsmail shows why the current TV deal works out as the best deal for each of the Premier League's 20 clubs.

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Liverpool: Why they are desperate to smash TV rights deal

No wonder Liverpool are keen to exploit the booming Premier League TV audience. There were an incredible 4.7billion global viewers watching the top-flight on the box last season.

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With the influx of foreign ownership in the Premier League I have been waiting for one of them to challenge the deal that Premier League TV rights are divided equally amongst the clubs. So I cannot say that I am surprised to read that Liverpool have announced they will lead a challenge for overseas TV rights to be sold on a club-by-club basis.

With the influx of foreign ownership in the Premier League I have been waiting for one of them to challenge the deal that Premier League TV rights are divided equally amongst the clubs. So I cannot say that I am surprised to read that Liverpool have announced they will lead a challenge for overseas TV rights to be sold on a club-by-club basis.

Tearing up the pooled TV deal is a recipe for the rich to get richer | David Conn

Since the establishment of the Premier League clubs have divided TV revenue between them, but this is under threat So, in relaxed, celebratory mood a year on from the court battle which ousted Tom Hicks and George Gillett from Liverpool and installed new Americans, Fenway Sports Group, as the club's owners, the managing director, Ian Ayre, mused out loud about breaking up the Premier League TV deal.

Liverpool lead festive Premier League TV line-up on Sky

Liverpool will hit the screens more than any other Premier League club during the festive period, selected for five out of the 20 games to be shown in December and January.

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Premier League TV rights ruling: lowdown on decision

The Premier League could be forced change how they sell their TV rights after a ruling went against them. Here Sportsmail gives you the lowdown on the decision.

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Premier League TV rights ruling: The lowodwn on the decision

The Premier League could be forced change how they sell their TV rights after a ruling went against them. Here Sportsmail gives you the lowdown on the decision.

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Why I'm not rejoicing over Premier League TV ruling

I am not a fan of some of the things the Premier League stands for and I understand the accusations of greed that are often levelled against it but I cannot quite bring myself to join in the rejoicing over its defeat by a Portsmouth pub landlady yesterday.

Just as I was really excited about the launch of FOX Soccer's Premier League TV coverage this summer, I ended up being severely disappointed. The same can be said — if not worse — about the relaunch of FOXSoccer.tv, FOX's broadband channel which...
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Arsenal, Chelsea & Manchester United's opening fixtures rearranged as Premier League TV schedule announced

The champions and last season's runners up will both play on Sunday as the Gunners' game against Newcastle is moved to Saturday evening from its original afternoon slot

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Premier League TV fixtures 2011

Fans will be hoping for a repeat of last season's 4-4 thriller between Arsenal and Newcastle when it kicks off the live Barclays Premier League matches this season.

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Ian Ayre, Managing Director of English Premier League football club Liverpool, has confirmed that "almost half" of the club's total revenue "now comes from international markets." Addressing questions from readers of The Star, a Malaysian newspaper, he explained that the club sourced local income in that coountry from "media revenue from the Premier League TV rights shown in Malaysia and from

With West Ham United squarely looking at the trap door to the Championship, could their move to the Olympic Stadium be on hold? It's a question that needs to be asked.
On 11 February 2011 the Olympic Park Legacy Committee selected West Ham United and Newham Council as the preferred bidder to take over the Olympic Stadium after the 2012 Games.