ESPN was having 2 channels ESPN Classic & ESPN America in UK, but it never had any major sporting events to gain popularity in UK market.
But now ESPN has won major EPL soccer rights and marks in entry in UK market which was so far dominated by Sky Sports.
News is also that ESPN planning for HD telecast of these matches on a new channel.
Disney's ESPN wins English soccer TV rights
The Disney-owned sports network ESPN has won the right to show 46 live English Premier League soccer matches for the 2009/10 season after picking up the broadcasting rights from troubled group Setanta.
Setanta was forced to hand back the rights to the games after failing to make a payment last week. ESPN will also show 23 games in the 2010 to 2013 season.
\"The Premier League is extremely pleased to have added ESPN as a UK rights holder,\" Premier League Chief Executive Richard Scudamore said.
\"They have a formidable worldwide reputation and experience in sports and I am sure we will enjoy a long and fruitful relationship with them.
\"I would like to thank ESPN, as well as all the other broadcasters who submitted bids, for their professionalism and effort in engaging in our sales process at such short notice.\"
British dominant pay-TV firm BSkyB will show 92 games in the 2009/10 season and then 115 for the following three year contract.
Earlier on Monday Setanta lost the rights to show Scottish games after also defaulting on a payment.
But now ESPN has won major EPL soccer rights and marks in entry in UK market which was so far dominated by Sky Sports.
News is also that ESPN planning for HD telecast of these matches on a new channel.
Disney's ESPN wins English soccer TV rights
The Disney-owned sports network ESPN has won the right to show 46 live English Premier League soccer matches for the 2009/10 season after picking up the broadcasting rights from troubled group Setanta.
Setanta was forced to hand back the rights to the games after failing to make a payment last week. ESPN will also show 23 games in the 2010 to 2013 season.
\"The Premier League is extremely pleased to have added ESPN as a UK rights holder,\" Premier League Chief Executive Richard Scudamore said.
\"They have a formidable worldwide reputation and experience in sports and I am sure we will enjoy a long and fruitful relationship with them.
\"I would like to thank ESPN, as well as all the other broadcasters who submitted bids, for their professionalism and effort in engaging in our sales process at such short notice.\"
British dominant pay-TV firm BSkyB will show 92 games in the 2009/10 season and then 115 for the following three year contract.
Earlier on Monday Setanta lost the rights to show Scottish games after also defaulting on a payment.