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Sky Sports scores Premier League ratings hat-trick
Editor
| 14 May 2016
Money certainly talks when it comes to English Premier League (EPL) football ratings as Sky Sports has revealed that for the third successive season it has shown 49 of the 50 most watched matches.
sky sports 14 MayThe season may have lacked a thrilling dénouement at both the top and bottom but it bore witness to Leicester City’s incredible title win. Over the three seasons, Sky has backed the money truck up to the EPL’s doors to gain premier rights to the most exciting, if not the most technically proficient, football league in the world. Of the 200 biggest and most watched Premier League matches over the past three seasons, 194 of them have been on Sky Sports. Additionally, the top 100 in that time have been live on Sky Sports.
“No one will ever forget this season and Sky Sports has offered the complete story from start to finish,” commented Sky Sports head of football Gary Hughes. “Sky Sports is the first choice for football fans, and things are only going to get better next season with even more matches, even more top picks and even more drama.”
Editor
| 14 May 2016
Money certainly talks when it comes to English Premier League (EPL) football ratings as Sky Sports has revealed that for the third successive season it has shown 49 of the 50 most watched matches.
sky sports 14 MayThe season may have lacked a thrilling dénouement at both the top and bottom but it bore witness to Leicester City’s incredible title win. Over the three seasons, Sky has backed the money truck up to the EPL’s doors to gain premier rights to the most exciting, if not the most technically proficient, football league in the world. Of the 200 biggest and most watched Premier League matches over the past three seasons, 194 of them have been on Sky Sports. Additionally, the top 100 in that time have been live on Sky Sports.
“No one will ever forget this season and Sky Sports has offered the complete story from start to finish,” commented Sky Sports head of football Gary Hughes. “Sky Sports is the first choice for football fans, and things are only going to get better next season with even more matches, even more top picks and even more drama.”
