LONDON (Reuters) - English soccer's Premier League put a fraction of its riches into a scheme to support youth sport on Tuesday, seeking to underline a commitment to local communities its clubs are accused of taking for granted.
Flush with cash from a 5 billion pound television windfall, English clubs face pressure to cut ticket prices and familiar questions about their failure to produce gifted young players for the national team.
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