Premier League make major change to live TV coverage that fans are all loving and hail ‘brilliant detail’

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EAGLE-EYED Premier League fans will notice a change to this season’s TV coverage.

Top flight football returned over the weekend as five games were picked for broadcast on TNT Sports and Sky Sports between Friday and Monday.

a soccer game is being shown on the optus sport channelPremier League Productions’ scoreboards now change when goals go inOptus Sport
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Scoreboard terbaru dari Premier League di musim 2024/25 😮‍💨

Goal animasinya sesuai dengan kriteria dan identik klubnya masing-masing. Dari daftar ini yang mana paling keren? 🔥

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— Box2Box Football (@Box2BoxBola) August 19, 2024

But it is Premier League Productions that have made a new innovative scoreboard for the 2024/25 campaign.

So for fans watching their coverage, they will be treated to this creative tweak.

When a team scores a goal they receive a flash of something relevant to their club on the graphic.

For Manchester United’s goal against Fulham this was two pitchforks – which are a part of the Red Devils’ emblem.

Arsenal‘s was the firing of a cannon, while Brighton‘s was a flying seagull.

Newcastle‘s was a message that read “Toon Army” and Liverpool‘s was a liver bird.

Fans were loving the addition to the coverage after spotting the change.

One said: “Brilliant detail.”

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Changes to the Premier League for 2024/25

NOTHING stays the same forever.

And that includes the Premier League, which is making a number of tweaks this season.

Team news will now be released 75 MINUTES before kick-off, 15 minutes earlier than had been the case before.

Things could get crowded on the touchline, with the number of substitutes permitted to warm-up boosted from three players per team to FIVE.

There’s also a change to how added time is calculated when a team scores a goal, an update to the ‘multiball’ system and the introduction of semi-automated offsides – but not straight away.

Go here to read about all the changes to the Premier League for 2024/25.

Another added: “Premier League Productions you’ve outdone yourselves.”

A third replied: “Arsenal’s cannon goes hard.”

While a fourth responded: “That Newcastle one is nice.”

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