From next season, the Premier League will allow interviews with substituted players and access to the dressing rooms in TV broadcasts under a record deal.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The Premier League will bring significant changes to TV broadcasts, including interviews with substituted players and temporary camera access to dressing rooms. The £6.6 billion deal allows Sky and TNT to broadcast up to 270 matches a season. The BBC will also continue to show league highlights on Match of the Day and will receive additional digital rights. These practices are common in American sports but less common in the UK.
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