Record breaking EPL TV deal

If Sky's TV football deal was based on population and percentage of subscribers, the Scottish Premiership would get £500m instead of £70m.

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The rise and rise of Premier League TV rights. @owen_g on the deal and case for redistribution http://t.co/XCJQtJ2SNL http://t.co/m3O3jBbMeY

Scottish Premiership's current TV deal with Sky/BT is worth £14m per season. The EPL's new TV deal with Sky/BT is worth £10m per game.

The #EPL have secured £5.316 billion TV rights deal with Sky and BT Sport, £10m per game!...#TheyHaveMoneyLikeRice http://t.co/Fi3skWARrx

Premier League clubs 'can reduce every ticket by £40 as a result of record TV deal', supporters' group claims http://t.co/785oesngIM

The EPL's new TV deal is worth 220 times more than the Scottish Premiership's TV deal. Despite England only having 10 times the population.

Premier League TV £5.136bn: Football Supporters Federation chair @MalcolmJClarke on 5 Live: Maybe ticket prices should be less than £20.

The #BPL will distribute £161m in solidarity funds to the Football League & Conference in the current three-year term http://t.co/HSwbmaN1ig

In the current three-year term, the #BPL will invest £168m in facilities and good causes - and build 152 3G pitches http://t.co/OKmIAWETKI

#BPL clubs have invested £340m in their academies to create more and better homegrown players http://t.co/jp6DaD51pW

The 20 #BPL clubs have committed £12m over three years to improve accesibility and experience for match-going fans http://t.co/2Jnu6ByXn4

The distribution of #BPL UK broadcast revenue is the most equitable among the top five European leagues http://t.co/RfF5O6JaRm

BREAKING NEWS The Premier League has awarded its UK live broadcasting rights for 2016/17 to 2018/19 to @SkySports and @btsport

£5 billion for the new @premierleague TV deal. The game's awash with money. Cut ticket prices & make it affordable for real fans to attend.

When you watch Aston Villa and Stoke City draw 0-0 in November 2016, someone will have paid £10.1 million for that privilege. #EPL TV DEAL!!

New EPL TV deal from 2016-17.. Bottom club in PL will get circa £99m. Top club £156m.

Guardian: #EPL TV Rights per year. http://t.co/y1udJXZeD6

To put it into prespective: #EPL's new TV rights deal = €2.3bn yearly. #LigaBBVA's current TV revenue = €800m per annum only.

In the 1st year of the current TV deal, all 20 #EPL clubs were in the top 40 of the Deloitte Football Money League

Just remember people, the more money that comes into the #EPL, the more unequal and unbalanced the league becomes

The Premier League has sold television rights to its games for a record £5.136bn, 71% above last time.