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Sky and Top Up TV have agreed a deal that will allow Freeview customers to watch Sky Sports 1 and 2.

The service will cost £22.99 a month for one channel, or £31.99 for both.

Top Up TV's rivals generally require lengthy contracts or bundles of broadband and fixed-line phone services to sign up for their sports packages.

In March, Ofcom ruled that Sky would have to cut the price it charged competitors to show its premium sports channels.

Top Up TV's Nick Markham said: "With no 12-month contract, the lowest stand-alone price and no need to buy bundled packages, Top Up TV puts fans in control.”

Top Up TV launched in March 2004, and offers extra channels on the Freeview platform for a monthly subscription fee.
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