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FOOTBALL LEAGUE clubs last night signed a five-year £595million deal with Sky – despite a revolt by Championship clubs.

Leeds, Aston Villa and Derby were among those threatening a breakaway remain unhappy. EFL chief executive Shaun Harvey (left) said: “The deal we have entered into with Sky, after fully testing the market through our advisors, allows our clubs the benefit of financial security, which was an absolute priority for us.”

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Leeds were one of the opponents of the new deal league in a bid to achieve a bigger share.But the deal – which represents a 35 per cent increase on the current one – was pushed through for live TV rights for 138 EFL games a season, Carabao Cup, Checkatrade Trophy and play-offs until 2024. It was passed unanimously, including by the board members from Championship clubs Brentford, Bristol City and Reading, but the rebels 1982: 2016: 2 4