Premier League's PPV scheme to be scrapped after internationals - reports


FILE PHOTO: Premier League - Leeds United v Leicester City - Elland Road, Leeds, Britain - November 2, 2020 General view during a minutes silence as part of remembrance commemorations and in tribute to Nobby Stiles before the match Pool via REUTERS/Peter Powell

LONDON (Reuters) - The Premier League is set to ditch the controversial pay-per-view scheme after November's international window amid strong criticism from fans, British media reported on Thursday.

The Premier League last month agreed a deal with domestic television broadcasters for games outside those in the normal broadcast slots to be shown via pay-per-view.

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