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ONdigital has now emerged as the favourite to win the Pay-Per-View package of football rights from the Premier League.
According to the Financial Times, the digital terrestrial broadcaster has offered a "more realistic" price for the 40 games than ntl, and has also bid for a number of "rights subpackages".
The League has also decided against accepting a bid from main package holder BSkyB to avoid legal complications from European competition bodies.
A final decision is expected within the next few weeks.
According to the Financial Times, the digital terrestrial broadcaster has offered a "more realistic" price for the 40 games than ntl, and has also bid for a number of "rights subpackages".
The League has also decided against accepting a bid from main package holder BSkyB to avoid legal complications from European competition bodies.
A final decision is expected within the next few weeks.
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