Sensible heads prevail. PPV matches scrapped until at least the new year.

[MissChief]

Thankfully these games have returned to 'standard' channels like BT Sport and Sky SPorts with some extra matches on Amazon Prime and even a few on the BBC.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54932314

November matches have been announced, December and January coming soon.

How to watch Premier League in November
All times in GMT

Saturday, 21 November

Newcastle v Chelsea (12:30) - BT Sport

Aston Villa v Brighton (15:00) - BT Sport

Tottenham v Manchester City (17:30) - Sky Sports

Manchester United v West Brom (20:00) - BT Sport

Sunday, 22 November

Fulham v Everton (12:00) - BBC One

Sheffield United v West Ham (14:00) - Sky Sports

Leeds v Arsenal (16:30) - Sky Sports

Liverpool v Leicester (19:15) - Sky Sports

Monday, 23 November

Burnley v Crystal Palace (17:30) - Sky Sports

Wolves v Southampton (20:00) - Sky Sports

Friday, 27 November

Crystal Palace v Newcastle (20:00) - Amazon Prime

Saturday, 28 November

Brighton v Liverpool (12:30) - BT Sport

Manchester City v Burnley (15:00) - BT Sport

Everton v Leeds (17:30) - Sky Sports

West Brom v Sheffield United (20:00) - Sky Sports

Sunday, 29 November

Southampton v Manchester United (14:00) - Sky Sports

Chelsea v Tottenham (16:30) - Sky Sports

Arsenal v Wolves (19:15) - Sky Sports

Monday, 30 November

Leicester v Fulham (17:30) - Sky Sports

West Ham v Aston Villa (20:00) - Sky Sports

 

[Flik007]

Leicester were the only team to vote down those terrible PPV games, shame on every one else.

 

[MissChief]

Leicester were the only team to vote down those terrible PPV games, shame on every one else.

The cynic in me suggests they voted against it for the publicity and the hero status, knowing it would pass anyway and have kept the money anyway AFAIK.

 

[Rotty]

Leicester can hardly claim moral high ground after some of the scummy stuff they have done in the past