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Premier League scrap controversial pay-per-view matches after backlash

The Premier League have decided to scrap the controversial decision to place games on pay-per-view televison. England’s top-tier has come under intense criticism since it was announced certain games, via Sky Box Office and BT Sport, would cost £14.95 per match. It has caused a considerable backlash from supporters, who are already facing up to the fact that they can’t attend games in person during the coronavirus crisis. Many fanbases have opted to donate money to worth causes like food banks, instead of paying for games on top of their, sometimes expensive, subscriptions. English football has been played behind closed doors since Project Restart was approved in June (Image: Getty...
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