Liverpool earned over £152m from the Premier League this season, £1.44m more than champions Manchester City, after featuring in the most live UK TV games.
The Reds, who finished runners-up last season with a record tally of 97 points, were on Sky Sports or BT Sport 29 times, three more than City.
Pep Guardiola’s side earned £38.4m for finishing top, almost £2m more than Jurgen Klopp’s men.
Relegated Huddersfield received £96.6m after finishing bottom.
All 20 clubs received an equal share of around £34.4m, as well as getting £43.2m each for international TV and a further £5m in central commercial revenue.
| 2018-19 Premier League payments to clubs | ||
|---|---|---|
| Live games | Total payments (£) | |
| Manchester City | 26 | 150,986,355 |
| Liverpool | 29 | 152,425,146 |
| Chelsea | 25 | 146,030,216 |
| Tottenham | 26 | 145,230,801 |
| Arsenal | 25 | 142,193,180 |
| Manchester United | 27 | 142,512,868 |
| Wolves | 15 | 127,165,114 |
| Everton | 18 | 128,603,905 |
| Leicester | 15 | 123,328,078 |
| West Ham | 16 | 122,528,663 |
| Watford | 10 | 113,895,527 |
| Crystal Palace | 12 | 114,215,215 |
| Newcastle | 19 | 120,130,418 |
| Bournemouth | 10 | 108,139,973 |
| Burnley | 11 | 107,340,558 |
| Southampton | 10 | 104,302,937 |
| Brighton | 13 | 105,741,728 |
| Cardiff | 12 | 102,704,107 |
| Fulham | 13 | 101,904,692 |
| Huddersfield | 10 | 96,628,865 |
