More than three-quarters of Liverpool FC's Premier League matches were broadcast live on television during the 2018/19 season, with 29 games generating £ 33.5m ($41.6m) for the club, Wes Lewis, director of Wheresthematch.com, said of the findings: “With Sky Sports and BT Sport investing so much money into live football TV rights, each match costing them around UK£9.3 million to broadcast over the next three years, they can't be blamed for wanting to show the biggest teams that give them the opportunity of getting a return on their investment. according to WherestheMatch.com. Manchester United was the second most televised club, with 27 games generating £31.2m, followed by Manchester City's 26 live matches worth £30.1m. Bournemouth FC, Southampton FC and Huddersfield Town FC had the least live broadcasts, with eight games each generating £12.3m for the clubs. The average price paid per match in England is now just over £100, up from around £40 a decade ago.
More than three-quarters of Liverpool FC's Premier League matches were broadcast live on television during the 2018/19 season, with 29 games generating £ 33.5m ($41.6m) for the club, according to WherestheMatch.com. Manchester United was the second most televised club, with 27 games generating £31.2m, followed by Manchester City's 26 live matches worth £30.1m. Bournemouth FC, Southampton FC and Huddersfield Town FC had the least live broadcasts, with eight games each generating £12.3m for the clubs. The average price paid per match in England is now just over £100, up from around £40 a decade ago.