PREMIER LEAGUE clubs will be able to block TV cameras from entering the dressing room despite the new broadcasting rules ...

Stakes are too high Maybe the biggest difference between American sports, where in-game interviews are common, and the Premier League is the stakes. Every result matters in the Premier League for ...

New TV deal for Sky Sports and TNT in the UK will see Premier League clubs having to grant more behind the scenes access than ...

Premier League teams have the choice not to follow the new rules regarding allowing TV cameras into their dressing rooms. It ...

The Premier League could have mid-game or half-time interviews as part of its broadcast coverage next season. The concept has been used successfully in other sports, including cricket and rugby ...

Clubs must allow broadcasters enhanced access at least twice per season, under terms set out in the league’s handbook.

Premier League broadcasts will feature several new in-game innovations from next season, including live touchline interviews with substituted players.For the first time, players who have been ...

Cameras will be allowed into Premier League dressing rooms next season as part of a new experience offered by broadcasters to ...

Premier League clubs have agreed to a number of access opportunities for broadcasters as part of the new domestic television ...

DAZN has teamed up with one the UK’s biggest football clubs to give fans free content ahead of the Premier League.  The ...

Even before his official unveiling, Son must already prepare for a different kind of challenge in the United States — one ...

Only twice has an opponent generated a higher xG than them in the Premier League — away draws against Arsenal (0.8 to 0.9) and Newcastle United (1.9 to 2.1) — across the whole campaign.