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Sky Sports Launches 66p a Day Premier League Coverage as First Game Starts Tonight - Manchester Evening News
Sky Sports will broadcast 215 Premier League matches in 2025/26, a 68% increase, introducing Multiview to stream up to four games simultaneously and enhance fan engagement.
- The Premier League campaign for the 2025/26 season kicks off this evening, August 15, with Liverpool hosting Bournemouth as they begin their quest to retain the title, alongside the launch of new broadcast coverage.
- Sky Sports expanded its rights deal to show over 215 live Premier League matches, up from 128 last season, as part of a broader coverage overhaul.
- New features include the Multiview program allowing simultaneous coverage of up to four games, a new 'Super Sunday: Extra Time' show, and a redesigned Sky Sports News schedule.
- Jonathan Licht, Sky's Chief Sports Officer, described this as a milestone season for both the broadcaster and the Premier League, confirming that every rescheduled 2pm Sunday match will be shown live.
- These changes enhance fan engagement through increased live coverage and interactive elements like supporter-driven ratings, with Sky offering subscriptions from £20 per month .
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Inside Sky Sports' revolutionary plan for Premier League on TV: 'Supersized Super Sundays', a new 'Multiview' Red Zone-style goals show... and a new role for Jamie Carragher as Roy Keane postpones his 'quit' threat - Football Insomnia
By MIKE KEEGAN, CHIEF SPORTS REPORTER Published: 09:06 EDT, 12 August 2025 | Updated: 09:21 EDT, 12 August 2025 Sky Sports are to revolutionise their Premier League coverage, with NFL Red Zone-style action, fan analysis – and two thirds of the BBC’s Match of the Day team. The broadcaster today unveiled plans for the forthcoming campaign, in which it will screen 215 matches – up from 128 last season. At a media launch, it emerged that Roy Keane …
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