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Premier League television rights set to top £6m a game
Today is the deadline for broadcasters to put in their bids for the rights to televise live Premier League matches for the two seasons from 2016.
Two years ago BT and Sky paid just over £3bn for 154 matches. That works out at a staggering £6m a game.
Our business editor Kamal Ahmed reports.
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