The Premier League and UK government had hoped to bring supporters back into stadiums from 1 October, but those plans were scrapped following an increase in Covid-19 cases.
Former Manchester United and England right-back Gary Neville, now a Sky Sports pundit, said on social media it was a "really bad move" by the Premier League.
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SCDFanatic: Perhaps a good thing. I'm a Sunderland fan and maybe more PPV Premier League games will free more airtime on Sky and BT for League One and League Two clubs who need the money from TV coverage more.
One Horse Town: Sky Sports would normally have had 128 games this season, BT 52 - so you're not losing out, you're just not getting the bonus additional games that we've got used to seeing since football came back.