Richest soccer league is back and on more screens than ever


Back in action: A view of the empty Etihad Stadium where Manchester City is due to play Arsenal in a resumption of the English Premier League after all soccer games were suspended for three months due to the spread of the Covid-19. — AP

LONDON: England’s Premier League, the world’s wealthiest soccer competition, returns today and organisers are trying everything to claw back viewers and mend the damage from coronavirus.

Live Saturday afternoon matches that the league has always banned from TV screens to protect stadium ticket sales will be shown. Viewers will be able to see every remaining match of the season, instead of the usual limited selection.

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