English rugby clubs have made their latest bid to seize control of the European game by announcing a deal that they claim will give BT the rights to show matches from both their Premiership and cross-border competition.
English rugby clubs have made their latest bid to seize control of the European game by announcing a deal that they claim will give BT the rights to show matches from both their Premiership and cross-border competition.
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Kevin Ferrie
In a statement issued yesterday afternoon, bearing the provocative title "New Deal Strengthens European Rugby", English Premiership officials said they had signed a deal with BT worth up to £152m for a range of exclusive live rights over a four-year period.
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