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Sky Sports adds live subtitles, descriptive audio to EPL coverage - Advanced Television

·Oct 8, 2026
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Sky Media and Guinness have announced Sky Sports’ largest live sports accessibility rollout to date, introducing Live Subtitles and Live Descriptive Audio Commentary across Premier League coverage from October 10th.

Co-funded by Sky Media and Guinness as an extension of Guinness’ sponsorship of the Premier League on Sky Sports, the initiative will bring Live Subtitles to all front-channel Premier League matches - approximately 210 games each season - alongside Live Descriptive Audio Commentary across around 109 games per season.

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