BT has revealed its broadband customers will be able to watch live Premier League football games for free next season in a move that is expected to boost subscriptions and revenues for 2014 results.
The telecoms giant, which is due to report its annual results on Friday, said its three new BT Sport channels will available for free to any consumer BT broadband customer.
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