The league's deadline for bidders to secure the live rights for the 2019-22 seasons passed at 10am on Friday.
No announcement has been made indicating that the battle for rights - currently held by Sky Sports and BT Sport - has gone to further rounds of bidding with the outcome now expected early next week.
More live games from the competition than ever before are being made available for screening. The new deals will see 200 live games screened a season, up from the current 168.
It means just 180 of the 380 Premier League fixture each season will kick-off in their originally scheduled slot.
For the first time up to eight Saturday 7.45pm matches will be screened each season while entire midweek rounds will be shown. Viewers would be able to choose which midweek Premier League games they want to see via the red button/online, similar to the system Sky use for World Cup qualifier and BT Sport currently use for showing the Champions League.
FULL BREAKDOWN OF LIVE MATCHES FOR 2019-22 SEASONS
Number of games per season, source: Daily Telegraph
> Saturday 12.30pm kick-offs (32 matches)
> Saturday 5.30pm kick-offs (32 matches)
> Saturday 7.45pm kick-offs (8 matches)
> Sunday 2pm kick-offs (32 matches)
> Sunday 4.30pm kick-offs (32 matches)
> Monday 8pm/Friday night 7.30pm to 8pm kick-offs (24 matches)
> All 20 matches from one bank holiday and midweek fixture round
> All 20 matches from two midweek fixture rounds
The above games are being made available as part of different packages broadcasters can bid for with no one bidder being able to win the rights to more than 148 games per season.
It's not clear yet which packages contain the sought-after 'first-pick matches'.
The other change for the new set of rights is a slight change in kick-off times for Sunday matches from 1.30pm to 2pm and 4pm to 4.30pm.
Sky and BT, the current rights holders, could face competition from the likes of Apple, Amazon and Facebook although there is speculation the tech giants may experiment with showing other live sport before making a massive outlay on Premier League rights.
Sky currently hold the rights to 126 games a season (including the most 'first picks') while BT have 42.
2017-18 LIVE FOOTBALL ON TV
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