Singtel TV scores Premier League rights until May 2022

The latest deal will make Singtel TV the official Singapore broadcaster for 12 straight years.

Singtel TV is set to offer Singapore fans front row seats to the Premier League for another three seasons from August 2019 to May 2022 after clinching a coverage rights deal, an announcement revealed.

The latest deal will make Singtel TV the official broadcaster of the Premier League in Singapore for 12 consecutive years.

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Fans can enjoy the 380 live Premier League matches each season on the Singtel CAST app. Its Sports Plus pack on the app will also enable fans to catch the live matches on their mobile devices and compatible smart TV sets without the need of a set-top box.

“Fans can be reassured Premier League coverage remains affordable as we will keep prices unchanged,” Yuen Kuan Moon, Singtel Consumer Singapore’s CEO, said in a statement.

Singtel TV also broadcasts the UEFA Champions League, FA Cup and eight more football league and cup competitions.

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