a United match on 28 occasions this season, three more than City on 25. Arsenal have also been on 28 times, Liverpool 27 and Tottenham and Chelsea both 25.
At the other end of the scale, Burnley have been the team screened the least with just seven appearances despite their seventh place finish, with Huddersfield and relegated West Brom next on nine live games
The money can then be added to the equal share of £79.15m each club receives from the league at the start of the season, and the money they get per league position (although several are still to be decided) for the final figures.
Premier League TV money (and number of live games) - Top 6
Manchester United - £148.9m (28)
Manchester City - £147.4m (25)
Liverpool - £143.9 (27)
Tottenham - £143.5 (25)
Arsenal - £141.1 (28)
Chelsea - £139.6 (25)
They show United as the top dogs on £148.9m, £1.5m more than City, with Liverpool just shading Tottenham in third and fourth respectively.
Relegated Stoke (£95.7m) and West Brom (£95.4m), as well as almost relegated Swansea (£97.3m), will each head to the Championship with almost £100m in the bank.