With the last 2 TV games at Liverpool and Watford being selected today we now know the total TV selections for the season.
Liverpool have had the most appearances with 29 out of their 38 games on TV. The other top sides have obviously also been televised most with Man Utd and Chelsea next on 28 , Man City -27, Arsenal - 25 and Spurs with 24 selections.
Sunderland and Hull have made the least appearances with only 8 games each.
We have been televised a total of 14 times with 10 on Sky and 9 home games but we did not have a late Sunday home game all season.
Stoke, Sunderland and Hull each had only one appearance on BT with Stoke and Sunderland both being away games. Both West Ham and Hull did not have a game, home or away, in either the Saturday lunchtime or Sunday 12:00 TV slots whilst Watford and Stoke did not have any 4:00 Sunday games. Southampton also avoided having any lunchtime home games on Saturday or Sunday. Strangely none of Arsenal, Man City and Spurs had a Monday or Friday night home game.
Probably mainly because of European fixtures, Man City had 8 TV games at Saturday lunchtime with Arsenal -6, Spurs -5 and Man Utd -5.
A quarter of the total Sky and BT TV money is shared out pro-rata as a facility fee depending on appearances so this works out at about £1.2 million per game with all clubs guaranteed the equivalent of a minimum 10 selections
Liverpool have had the most appearances with 29 out of their 38 games on TV. The other top sides have obviously also been televised most with Man Utd and Chelsea next on 28 , Man City -27, Arsenal - 25 and Spurs with 24 selections.
Sunderland and Hull have made the least appearances with only 8 games each.
We have been televised a total of 14 times with 10 on Sky and 9 home games but we did not have a late Sunday home game all season.
Stoke, Sunderland and Hull each had only one appearance on BT with Stoke and Sunderland both being away games. Both West Ham and Hull did not have a game, home or away, in either the Saturday lunchtime or Sunday 12:00 TV slots whilst Watford and Stoke did not have any 4:00 Sunday games. Southampton also avoided having any lunchtime home games on Saturday or Sunday. Strangely none of Arsenal, Man City and Spurs had a Monday or Friday night home game.
Probably mainly because of European fixtures, Man City had 8 TV games at Saturday lunchtime with Arsenal -6, Spurs -5 and Man Utd -5.
A quarter of the total Sky and BT TV money is shared out pro-rata as a facility fee depending on appearances so this works out at about £1.2 million per game with all clubs guaranteed the equivalent of a minimum 10 selections
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