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General view of an official winter Nike Premier league match ball on the grass

Premier League scraps unpopular pay-per-view experiment

The Premier League has scrapped its controversial pay-per-view experiment and made all matches from 21 November and throughout the festive period available live via one of their regular UK broadcast partners. You may also like

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