
<p>As the 2022/23 <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/premier-league-tv-schedule/">Premier League</a> season comes to an end, final financial packages are being divided between the clubs. Broadcasting revenue and prize money account for a huge chunk of change in the English top flight. In fact, more than $3 billion is set to be divvied up between the 20 teams. This includes the three relegation clubs as well.</p>



<p>Every Premier League team splits base payments of the broadcasting rights each season. This is worth over $100 million for the current campaign. Additional revenue is then added to each club based on how often their matches are selected for live TV.</p>



<h2>Man City lead the pack in EPL revenue</h2>



<p>Unsurprisingly, <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/manchester-city-tv-schedule/">Manchester City</a> racked up the most money among the Premier League clubs. The Citizens recently collected their fifth domestic title in six seasons under manager Pep Guardiola. In total, the club will receive about $210 million from the top flight division. This does not even include <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/champions-league-tv-schedule/">Champions League</a> revenue. City have already guaranteed about $111 million for just making the tournament final against <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/inter-milan-tv-schedule/">Inter Milan</a>.</p>



<p>According to the <em><a href="https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/premier-league-prize-money-confirmed-30101958?fbclid=IwAR2YOqo3hxmvVghL2JTEs8yO7C9e6TNqVVMD_EKIfu4nmKSDEhqh6xwj6so" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Mirror</a></em>, Champions League qualification could be worth around $124 million to each English club. This means that City, <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/arsenal-tv-schedule/">Arsenal</a>, <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/manchester-united-tv-schedule/">Manchester United</a>, and <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/teams/newcastle-united-tv-schedule/">Newcastle</a> will soon be bringing in even more money. Conversely, <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/chelsea-tv-schedule/">Chelsea</a> and <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/liverpool-tv-schedule/">Liverpool’s</a> disappointing seasons will certainly have financial repercussions. </p>



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<h2>Relegated trio still set to receive massive payments</h2>



<p>Recently relegated sides Leicester, Leeds, and Southampton are all set to receive more than $150 million each as a parting gift. However, the trio will obviously earn significantly less money in the second-tiered <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/championship-tv-schedule/">Championship</a> next season.</p>



<p><strong>Estimated Premier League prize money and broadcasting revenue for 2022/23:</strong></p>



<ol><li>Manchester City – $210 million</li><li>Arsenal – $208 million</li><li>Manchester United – $205 million</li><li>Newcastle United – $202 million</li><li>Liverpool – $200 million</li><li>Brighton – $197 million</li><li>Aston Villa – $194 million</li><li>Tottenham Hotspur – $191 million</li><li>Brentford – $189 million</li><li>Fulham – $186 million</li><li>Crystal Palace – $183 million</li><li>Chelsea – $180 million</li><li>Wolves – $178 million</li><li>West Ham – $175 million</li><li>Bournemouth – $172 million</li><li>Nottingham Forest – $170 million</li><li>Everton – $167 million</li><li>Leicester – $164 million</li><li>Leeds – $161 million</li><li>Southampton $159 million</li></ol>



<h2>Premier League TV revenue greater than competitors</h2>



<p>Compared to LaLiga, as one example, current champions <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/how-laliga-tv-revenue-compares-to-premier-league-money-20221230-WST-413859.html">Barcelona received $170 million</a> in TV revenue after the 2021/22 season. As you can see from the above top 20 Premier League list, almost every team in the English top-flight generates more TV revenue than the best team in Spain.</p>



<p><em>Photo: IMAGO / NurPhoto</em></p>


Premier League TV revenue has been finalized after the 2022/23 season, with surprising revelations for England's top teams.

How much each Premier League club earned in TV revenue - World Soccer Talk

How much each Premier League club earned in TV revenue

<p>British media regulator Ofcom <a href="http:\/\/www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/may/13/bskyb.television">announced today</a> that it was delaying a decision on a planned Sky pay-TV service for Freeview until a larger investigation into the entire pay-TV market can be completed later this summer.  The announcement makes a full decision on the Sky service unlikely before 2009.</p>
<p>Sky announced its plans for the pay-TV offering, called Picnic, in February 2007.  The plan calls for Sky to replace its three channels currently on Freeview with a subscriber-only service of six channels (four from Sky, two from third parties) sharing time on three streams.  One of the six channels would be Sky Sports 1, meaning subscribers would have access to Sky’s lineup of 92 Premier League matches a season.  Sky had hoped to launch Picnic before rival Setanta Sports, and their lineup of 46 Premier League matches per season, launched their channel on the Top Up TV pay Freeview service.</p>
<p>Freeview, launched in 2002, is a free digital TV service offered by a consortium of British broadcasters. It currently reaches 15 million households across Britain, 6 million more than Sky’s satellite offering.</p>
<p>Sky’s Picnic now finds itself becoming a part of the larger fight on pay-TV in Britain as a whole.  In March of last year, cable provider Virgin Media accused Sky of unfair pricing practices and abusing its dominant position in the market.  Setanta Sports, broadband television provider BT, and Top Up TV has since joined Virgin in its criticism of Sky.  Today’s ruling means the two investigations into Picnic and Virgin’s complaints will now be combined.</p>
<p>What does today’s delay mean?  It means Setanta, which is adding FA Cup and England national matches alongside the Premier League this fall, will have at least a two year headstart on Sky for Freeview customers.  And while Sky maintains an advantage in terms of sports subscribers at present, Setanta can continue to try and make progress on a major platform not available to their rival.  It also means that, for the moment, Virgin’s complaints has found some resonance with British regulators, which could mean future trouble for Sky and its plan to expand into more British households.</p>


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