# 2020-21 TV revenues for La Liga and Premier League revealed

URL: https://technosports.co.in/2020-21-tv-revenues-for-la-liga-and-premier-league-revealed/  
Published: 2022-01-01  
Updated: 2022-01-01  
Author: Arsh Das

La Liga and Premier League have revealed their television revenues generated for 20/2021. The previous season was affected by the pandemic, which led to fans being banned from attending games in stadiums. 

The Spanish league has earned €1.4 billion in total, which is €27 million more than what they made last season. The Premier League has earned €2.5 billion during the same time. 

## La Liga 20/21 TV revenue 

[Barcelona](https://technosports.co.in/2021/12/30/fabio-blanco-to-join-barcelona/) continued their stronghold over the top position in the TV revenue charts in 20/21. They have been the highest earners from TV revenue since 2017/18, with their rivals, Real Madrid in second place. 

> 📺 La Liga have announced the TV rights revenue for first and second division clubs for the 2020-21 season.  
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> 💰 Barcelona will get the highest: €165.6m! [pic.twitter.com/wco9EF3MTg](https://t.co/wco9EF3MTg)
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> — Barça Buzz (@Barca_Buzz) [December 29, 2021](https://twitter.com/Barca_Buzz/status/1476270700747010052?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

The Blaugrana have earned €165 million from the division that La Liga have made. On the other hand, Real Madrid have earned marginally less, with €163 million pocketed. Atletico Madrid have been given €156.2 million. 

## Premier League 20/21 TV revenue

Being the biggest league in the world, the English league has [made more money than anybody else](https://www.marca.com/en/football/international-football/2021/12/30/61cdcdb246163fc41b8b45b8.html) through TV. The highest earners are the two Manchester clubs. Reigning champions Man City are at the top, with €168.72 million. Their rivals from across town, Man United, have made €167.61 million.

Liverpool have been given €166 million, while Champions League winners Chelsea are fourth with €164 million. They are followed by Leicester City (€154.29 million), West Ham (€152.07 million), Tottenham Hotspur (€152.07 million) and Arsenal (€149.628 million)