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NON-LEAGUE THE WINNER IN NEW DEAL

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By Chris James
BT Sport has renewed its exclusive rights to broadcast the Vanarama National League for a further three years, until 2021.
The channel has been broadcasting live and exclusive coverage of Non-League football’s top tier since its launch in August 2013.
The new deal will see typically one match broadcast live each week, normally in a regular Saturday slot, plus the end-of-season play-offs at Wembley.
Additionally, the deal sees the continuation of an innovative tie-up between the National League and broadcast partner - first launched in 2016 - through which media students...

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