Online streaming service Amazon’s wielded its financial might on Thursday, winning the right to show 20 Premier League football matches a season for three years from the 2019/20 season, the English Premier League announced.
The US company is the first to break up the previous dominance of Sky and BT Sport and will exclusively livestream all 10 matches over one bank holiday and another 10 during one midweek fixture programme.
Sky and BT will nevertheless show the vast majority of live matches, with 128 and 52 respectively.
The US company is the first to break up the previous dominance of Sky and BT Sport and will exclusively livestream all 10 matches over one bank holiday and another 10 during one midweek fixture programme.
Sky and BT will nevertheless show the vast majority of live matches, with 128 and 52 respectively.
