While men’s football works out whether to scrap the 3pm blackout, women’s matches offer a perfect test case, argues Anna Reynolds. Imagine being barred from watching your favourite TV ...

The blackout also covers the WSL, and although the FA had pushed for the league to be exempt from the rule, a consensus hasn’t yet been reached by English football’s governing bodies and leagues.

That is because there is a rule that states no football games can be broadcast live on UK television between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on a Saturday.That includes matches abroad, such as in Serie A or La ...

Red cards for diving, no more throw-ins and an end to 3pm blackout – top 20 things football fans want to see revealed Scroll down to see the full list Henry Tomlinson , Freelance Sports Reporter ...

However, the 3pm blackout has been protected, meaning no matches can be televised from 2.25pm to 5.25pm on that day — at least until the new deal ends in 2029. Last week, it was announced who ...

UK broadcasters will not be subject to football’s usual 3pm blackout today after football matches in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were postponed as a mark of respect following ...

The football blackout is the rule that no Premier League, Football League or FA Cup matches be broadcast on live television on Saturday between 2:45pm and 5:15pm.

The government is set to lift the current 3pm football blackout for domestic women’s football. Former England midfielder Karen Carney has stressed the women’s game’ needs more exp… ...

The football blackout law is a rule which means that prohibits any Premier League, Football League or FA Cup match from being broadcasted on live television on Saturday's between 2:45pm and 5:15pm.