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If you are still in contract, you won't see any price change until your contract ends – though you'll still get to watch the sports channels in HD from October 1." Read More Related Articles The blog post explains further: "If you don't currently have HD and are out of contract (ie, not on a promo deal), you'll see your bill go up in October.

It means channels will no longer be available in standard definition, even if your TV is still compatible, Martin Lewis' reports. The price hike will apply to customers who have a full Sky Sports package, do not currently watch in HD, and are not on a promo deal.

All Sky Sports channels will be shown in HD from next month meaning bills could rise by £24 per year.