The TV money appears to fairly reflect where these next four teams finished in the league, but you have to say that, with every club in the top flight getting at least £100m from broadcasters, the difference between Norwich in 20th and Aston Villa in 13th is quite marginal.
Premier League sides have negotiated pretty equitable distribution in terms of broadcasting rights and this leads to the English top-flight being much more competitive than other top European domestic competitions.
16) Leeds – £116.1m
15) Everton – £120.4m
14) Brentford – £121m
13) Aston Villa – £123.3m
