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Published 16:49 27 Jun 2017 BST
Updated 17:20 27 Jun 2017 BST
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The report claims that Sky are overhauling their sports channels in an attempt to combat a decline in viewership. Sky's production is excellent, and pundits such as Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher make Monday Night Football essential viewing, but the viewing figures for Premier League games dropped by a reported 14% last season.
However, it's not just Sky whose viewership was down. Match of the Day is rarely among the BBC's top 10 most watched shows of the week while, in the United States, the NFL's viewership also dropped last season, as people use different platforms to consume content
Sky will also introduce a new package next season, which will enable viewers to subscribe for as little as £18 in the UK. Sky's cheapest package previously cost £49.50.
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