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2026
Independent commission finds Manchester City guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules
It was confirmed on Tuesday (29 September 2026) that an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of all charges relating to breaches of the Premier League's financial regulations between the 2009-10 and 2017-18 seasons, reported as 114 of the 115 charges, including artificially inflating revenue through "sham" sponsorship agreements with the help of its owners and using devices to disguise the true extent of certain club liabilities. The club has repeatedly denied guilt, claims the decision contains clear material errors, and has signalled an intent to lodge an appeal by Friday.
2022
FuboTV secures Canadian Premier League rights
FuboTV secured Canadian rights to the English Premier League for the next three seasons starting that summer, with the deal running through the 2024–2025 season and covering 380 matches each season.
2021
Arsenal launches #StopOnlineAbuse campaign
Arsenal launched its #StopOnlineAbuse campaign and outlined an action plan that includes a taskforce to support players, workshops, and engagement with fans and other organizations to address online abuse and discrimination.
2021
Hublot unveils limited-edition Premier League smartwatch
Hublot unveiled a limited-edition Big Bang e connected smartwatch celebrating its partnership with the Premier League. The edition includes a Premier League app and is limited to 200 devices.
2020
Panini announces 2020/21 Premier League Adrenalyn XL collection
Panini announced its re-branded and refreshed 2020/21 Premier League Adrenalyn XL trading card collection, scheduled to reach shelves in the UK and Republic of Ireland on August 20, 2020.
2020
Nike launches Flight ball for the Premier League
Nike launched the Flight ball, designed exclusively for the Premier League, with AerowSculpt technology intended to improve aerodynamics.
2019
Hawk-Eye apologizes for VAR graphic error
Hawk-Eye Innovations apologized to Tottenham and Watford fans after an incorrect graphic initially showed that Tottenham's goal had not been awarded during a Premier League match. The company said it would work with the league and match officials to identify the cause and propose measures to prevent a recurrence.