Premier League clubs have just approved a 'huge shake up' that will affect Everton and Liverpool

Premier League clubs have reportedly voted for a proposal for more top-flight games to be shown live on television.

That’s according to the Mirror, who are reporting that the 20 clubs in the top-flight voted through the proposal at an online Premier League meeting on Thursday, and that will now be put forward to TV companies in the next few weeks.

The report goes on to claim that, as a result of the proposal being voted through, dozens more games will be broadcast and potentially a whole new package will be available in the next TV deal. It is also claimed that there could now be a dramatic upturn in the current £5.1billion three-year deal with the live rights shared between Sky, TNT Sports and Amazon, who currently show 200 games each season.

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The Telegraph recently reported that the proposals for the next cycle could see as many as four games televised on a Sunday, with the late kick-off at 6.30pm, something that would already add to the travel burden for fans following their clubs around the country.

The current deal sees games shown on Friday and Monday nights, Saturday lunchtime, Saturday tea time, and also in two slots on a Sunday afternoon. But despite plenty of speculation about an extra slot being added on a Sunday night, the report by the Mirror claims that the Premier League have played down that suggestion.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail is reporting that the Premier League have reached a historic deal with the English Football League in which they have agreed to sell their television rights together for the first time.

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