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Foxtel, AFL at loggerheads over broadcast rights extension

Max Mason
Max MasonSenior courts and crime reporter
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Foxtel has been unable to reach agreement with the AFL for an extension for its broadcast rights due to the substitution of games in NSW, South Australia and Western Australia on to free-to-air TV broadcaster Seven West Media.

Foxtel locked in a saving of about $90 million over the next three seasons of the current agreement through to the end of the 2022 season, while Seven will save about $74 million on rights fees in the same time, as well as $13 million in production.

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