Football Finance

Manchester United has launched the MUTV app on Samsung, LG and Android TVs allowing fans with the compatible televisions to access a range of exclusive and premium content on-demand directly from their homes. 

Lure of video-sharing site’s 1.3bn users finally has club ready to play catchup with football rivals

The Premier League, the top division of English club football, would be open to offers for its next set of media rights from online operators such as Amazon and Facebook, according to chief executive Richard Scudamore.

Is it time the Premier League developed an on-demand, Netflix-style football watching service?

Two suppliers of Kodi-type illegal devices have each been jailed for four-and-a-half years in Newcastle Crown Court

BT Sport has agreed a new deal for weekly results show 'BT Sport Score' to be streamed live via social media platform Twitter.

July 4 – Nearly half of Premier League fans have at some stage streamed a top-flight game online through an unauthorised provider, according to a survey conducted by the BBC. 
And over a third admitted doing so at least once a month.
The Premier League has been at pains to protect its lucrative TV deal after Sky and BT Sport paid a record £5.136 billion for rights to show live matches for three seasons. Read more …