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The SPFL is exploring the potential end of the traditional Saturday 3pm television blackout in Scotland starting from the 2029 broadcast cycle. The proposal comes amid growing concerns over illegal streaming devices such as fire sticks, which the writer argues are already harming stadium attendances as supporters opt to watch unauthorized broadcasts from home.
The Scottish FA remains unpersuaded by the plan, urging caution due to fears that televised 3pm matches could severely damage gate receipts for lower-league clubs. UEFA's Article 48 currently allows national associations to protect the domestic matchday window, leaving Scottish football authorities divided over whether modernizing broadcast rules or protecting match-going culture takes priority.
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