Premier League fans have largely rejected the top-flight's £14.95 charge to watch matches, with viewing figures threatening to spark a major re-think.
The pay-per-view scheme was met with a huge backlash, with many supporters even willing to forgo their clubs' match and donate their money to charity.
Top-flight clubs are set to meet on Tuesday to discuss scrapping the fee or reducing the price, with both broadcasters and the Premier League embarrassed by the fury it has drawn.
Premier League Box Office games have reportedly drawn 'extremely low' viewing figures
The league and broadcasters have been embarrassed by the backlash to the £14.