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BT Sport pays £1.2bn for exclusive Champions League rights
Speed Read Deal could mean end of free-to-air European football as broadcaster beats Sky and steals highlights from ITV
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Deadline Day shock: Dominic Cork interviews Wilfried Bony
Speed Read Former England cricketer makes his debut as a Sky Sports football reporter – much to fans' bemusement
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Deadline Day: When does the summer transfer window close?
The Week Recommends Sky Sports will be gearing up for another day of frenzied speculation as the end of trading approaches
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Man Utd vs Southampton: Debuts for Pogba and Rachel Riley
The Week Recommends A new era begins at Old Trafford with the Friday night visit of the Saints and the return of Paul Pogba
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Premier League 2016-17: How to watch the action this season
Speed Read With Friday night games and highlights on Twitter, there's no shortage of ways to enjoy the football over the coming months
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Frank Lampard stars as Sky Sports pundit with Jamie Carragher
In Depth Former Chelsea midfielder performs well on Monday Night Football as he watches his old side fail again
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Gary Neville takes over at Valencia – is England job next?
In Depth Sky pundit's decision to take over at Spanish club has pundits scratching their heads
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What will Sky Sports ruling mean for you?
Speed Read Non-Sky subscribers could be denied access to pay-for channels – but costs for BT Sport could also fall
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How to watch Premier League football online and on TV
In Depth As Sky and BT Sport square up for another season, will armchair fans need to pay for the privilege of watching the top games?
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Lineker, Gerrard and Mourinho the star turns for BT Sport
In Depth Digital broadcaster has assembled a 'blockbuster' team for next season's Champions League coverage
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FFP to be relaxed: is Premier League TV deal to blame?
Speed Read Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool concerned about Uefa decision to 'ease' regulations
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£5bn Premier League deal: bad news for fans and TV viewers?
In Depth The massive cash injection into the top flight is likely to go on players and their agents
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Premier League live rights: new TV deal could raise £5.5bn
In Depth Second round of bidding could see broadcasters pay an average of almost £11m per live game
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The Open on Sky: BBC loses golf rights, is Wimbledon next?
In Depth Golf goes the way of cricket, and BBC decision could also be bad news for rugby and tennis
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