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    SPL agrees TV deal with Sky-ESPN

    Thu, 07/16/2009 - 07:46 EDT - BBCNews
    • Scottish Premier

    The Scottish Premier League agrees a £65m television deal with Sky-ESPN worth half what it would have earned under Setanta.

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