Premier League: £2.46bn paid to the 20 clubs, from £152m (Liverpool) to £96.6m (Huddersfield Town)

The Premier League is redistributing £2.456bn (€2.777bn as of 24/05/2019) from audiovisual and commercial revenue to the 20 clubs that participated in the league in 2018-19, according to the English league on 23/05/2019. This amount is stable compared to 2017-18 (£2.419.6bn/€2.770bn on 17/05/2018). Each Premier League club receives an average of £122.8m (nearly €139m).

Liverpool FC, second in the 2018-19 Premier League table, tops the ranking in terms of TV and commercial rights revenue with £152.4m (€172.5m). Manchester City FC (£150.9m, €170.8m), despite being the English champions, are second. This is mainly due to the amount paid for "Facility Fees", which take into account the number of live broadcasts on Sky Sports and BT Sport (29 for Liverpool, compared with 26 for Manchester City).

Newcastle United FC (£120.1m, €135.9m), thirteenth in the Premier League table, received a higher payment than Watford FC (£113.9m, €128.9m) and Crystal Palace FC (£114.2m, €129.2m) respectively, thanks to 19 live broadcasts versus 10 and 12 respectively for the two clubs that placed higher in…