The Premier League's new record £6.7bn television deal means even more football matches will be shown on TV from 2025.
But while broadcasters like Sky and TNT will show up to 270 live games a season, some things have remained the same.
The Saturday "3pm blackout" has been protected, meaning no matches can be televised from 14:25 to 17:25 on that day - at least until the new deal ends in 2029.
But is a rule introduced back in 1960 to encourage fans to watch lower league football still needed today?
For Adam Capper, a non-league kitman for Heaton Stannington, the answer is very much yes.