The Premier League
Delivering broadcast power, lighting and technical infrastructure for Sky Sports’ live Premier League coverage at stadiums across the UK.
For multiple Premier League seasons, Film & TV Services (FTVS) has delivered critical broadcast power and lighting infrastructure for some of the UK’s highest-profile live football productions.
Working alongside major broadcasters including Sky Sports, FTVS supports live match coverage from stadiums across the country — supplying silent broadcast power generation, studio lighting, pitchside lighting and technical infrastructure for demanding live outside broadcasts.
From Anfield and Old Trafford to the Etihad and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, FTVS has become a trusted technical partner for live football coverage where reliability, speed and broadcast-quality delivery are non-negotiable.
Supporting live football coverage nationwide
FTVS regularly deploys crews and equipment to Premier League fixtures throughout the season, supporting live productions in complex stadium environments with tight operational windows and zero tolerance for failure.
Broadcasts included:
- Liverpool v Tottenham — Anfield — 2025
- Merseyside Derby — Goodison Park — 2025
- Liverpool v Brentford — Anfield — 2024
- Chelsea v Manchester City — Stamford Bridge — 2024
- Fulham v Liverpool — Craven Cottage — 2024
- Arsenal v Aston Villa — Emirates Stadium — 2024
- Manchester United v Liverpool — Old Trafford — 2024
- Liverpool v Manchester City — Anfield — 2024
- Manchester City v Manchester United — Etihad Stadium — 2024
- Fulham v Arsenal — Craven Cottage — 2023
- Wolves v Tottenham — Molineux Stadium — 2023
- Chelsea v Liverpool — Stamford Bridge — 2023
- Aston Villa v Brighton & Hove Albion — Villa Park — 2023
- Brighton & Hove Albion v Southampton — Amex Stadium — 2023
- Liverpool v Nottingham Forest — Anfield — 2023
- Arsenal v Crystal Palace — Emirates Stadium — 2023
- Chelsea v Everton — Stamford Bridge — 2023
- Bournemouth v Liverpool — Vitality Stadium — 2023
- Tottenham v Chelsea — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — 2023
- Manchester City v Wolves — Etihad Stadium — 2023
- Fulham v Chelsea — Craven Cottage — 2023
- Chelsea v Arsenal — Stamford Bridge — 2022
- Brighton & Hove Albion v Newcastle United — Amex Stadium — 2022
- Aston Villa v Liverpool — Villa Park — 2022
- Tottenham v Brighton — Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — 2022
Broadcast power built for live television
Premier League football presents unique technical challenges for broadcasters. Stadium compounds are often space restricted, production schedules are tight, and every element of the power infrastructure has to perform flawlessly throughout the live transmission window.
FTVS supplies specialist “Broadcast Silent” power systems designed specifically for television production environments, supporting the full broadcast footprint from OB compounds and technical facilities to pitchside presentation positions, studio lighting, camera infrastructure and production support systems.
By delivering quiet, reliable and resilient temporary power, FTVS helps Sky Sports operate with confidence in some of the busiest and most high-pressure live sports environments in the UK.