Interesting to see which Premier League clubs featured the most when it came to UK broadcasters selecting their matches.
The 2025/26 league season now at an end.
So we can count up exactly how many times each of the 20 Premier League clubs was shown live in the UK.
This also makes a difference to how much cash each club gets.
Premier League clubs paid a facility fee for matches that are broadcast on UK TV.
This is how many times each of the 20 clubs were shown live in the UK across the 2025/26 Premier League season:
34 Man U, Aston Villa, Forest
33 Arsenal
32 Man City
31 Newcastle United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Spurs
30 Crystal Palace
28 Leeds
26 Fulham, Everton
25 Brentford, West Ham
23 Bournemouth
22 Sunderland
21 Wolves
20 Brighton
17 Burnley
Clubs such as Villa, Forest and Palace found themselves boosted due to their European matches on Thursday night’s ensuring Premier League games had to be moved from the Saturday.
Last season saw a vast expansion of the number of live Premier League matches shown in the UK and every game that wasn’t played 3pm on a Saturday was guaranteed to be broadcast live.
The Athletic have reported on what exactly this meant in terms of hard cash.
The facility fees (purely down to getting selected for live TV in the UK) part of the overall Premier League cash payouts seeing Man U banking £23.9 at the top end, Burnley only £10.7m at the very bottom.
Newcastle United estimated to have banked £20.5m from their facility fees, while Sunderland banking £15.6m.