Parliament allowed you to vote on the invoice at least 10 free Premier League games for the next season star-news.press/wp

Parliamentary is a call to throw the proposal that would be available on 10 free League matches available on TV each season.

Liberal Democrats present a change in the constant football governance invoice, currently in parliament review.

This legislation aims to establish an independent football regulator, which will supervise a professional game supervised by the five divisions in England, separated by government and football authorities.

If accepted, the new Lib Dem correction regulator would come out to ensure that they select higher matches.

Today, the UK makes a scheme for “listed events”, such as the World Cup, Euro and FA Cup final, to continue available to people without subscriptions.

The Premier League games, however, has been blocked behind Paywalls for more than three decades of league, when there were exceptions to Pandem in 2020 in 2020, when he took off some BBC matches.

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Lib Dems say that they are optimistic that a vote will be done in their proposal. The party has long been public support to access sports events more and more last year, with more high-level sports available, without the need for expensive television packages.

In 2022, the legislation of mirror models presented in Spain, which promises to shown at least a game of La League a week.

Max Wilkinson MP, cultural, media and sports spokesman said: “MPs of all stripes I give to pay our amendment and the Premier League games are available to air channels.

“For a long time, the gem of the British football crown has been blocked behind the expensive fence showing the expensive fence while the announcer is covered by the pockets.

“It must end today – with an outdoor revolution, which returns to the Premier League country.”

However, the culture, the media and the Sports Department had no interest to change the current scope. A government spokesman commented: “The government has not intended to review the regime of events listed.”

Although the work is important, the success of commitment is unlikely, Lib Dems expects to win many parliamentarians from other parties.

Premier League has not offered comments on the subject.

Football Government Bill has now advanced the Commons Home Report Phase.

Lib Dems say that today everyone watching the TV series of Premier League games will cost about £ 660 based on subscription fees per year.