Sky Sports and BT Sport took five of the seven packages on offer when the original rights auction concluded in February.
That saw Sky clinch all the key first-pick games available keeping their Super Sunday, Monday night and Friday slots.
BT lost all their first picks. The deal - which doesn't start until the beginning of the 2019-20 season - will see BT broadcast Saturday lunchtime games (instead of the tea-time Saturday offerings in the current contract which Sky will now take on).
Sky also clinched the eight Saturday evening games, taking their total number of live games to 128 a season, more than they've ever held before. BT are left with 32 matches.
The less-attractive midweek and bank holiday packages of 20 games each failed to meet the reserve price at the original auction.
But it now seems although the total raised from UK TV rights is set to fall, a big increase in overseas rights means the Premier League is willing to accept lower bids than originally anticipated for the remaining games.
The Daily Mail reports Sky and BT have each clinched 20 games each (with the potential to show all midweek matches at the same time via the red button as happens with the Champions League).
But while the Daily Telegraph agrees BT has secured 20 matches, it reports the other 20 have gone to an un-named online operator with speculation it could be one of the tech giants such as Amazon or Facebook.
The Premier League has so far not commented with reports suggesting the final package details will be announced on Thursday at a meeting of clubs.
WHO'S GOT WHAT PACKAGES SO FAR (SEASONS 2019-22):
SKY SPORTS - 128 games per season (34 first pick matches)
32 matches Saturdays 5.30pm
(15 first picks, five third picks, 12 fifth picks)
32 matches Sundays 2pm (24) and Saturdays 7.45pm (8)
(14 second picks, 18 fourth picks)
32 matches Sundays 4.30pm
(19 first picks, seven third picks, six fourth picks)
32 matches Mondays 8pm or Fridays (7.30-8pm) (24) and Sundays 2pm (8)
(22 third picks, 10 fourth picks)
BT SPORT - 32 games a season (No first pick matches)
32 matches Saturdays 12.30pm
(20 second picks, 12 fifth picks)
STILL TO BE AWARDED (could be announced on - 40 games a season (gone to a third round of bidding, Sky Sports only eligible to take on more package)
- All 20 matches from one bank holiday and one midweek fixture programme (to potentially be screened simultaneously on each match night/day)
- All 20 matches from two midweek fixture programmes (to potentially be screened simultaneously on each match night/day)
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