Facilitators of illegal streaming of Premier League games have been ordered to pay the league £360,000 for infringing copyright.
Three suppliers of pre-loaded Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) boxes were hit with the fines, while a further 10 pubs have also been order to pay a total of £93,000 in costs to the Premier League.
Neosat were the company who were hit hardest by the courts. They were ordered to pay costs totalling £100,000 and cease the sale of the illegal IPTV devices.
Football for Pubs Limited and Pub Entertainment Systems were also targeted and had to pay the Premier League £90,000 and £77,000 respectively.