Assessment of Competitive Balance between The English and Spanish Football Leagues

The study object – Competitive balance among European (English and Spanish) football leagues. Goal - Analyze the impact of competitive balance in England and Spanish football leagues for financial success. The problem - How different income distribution patterns of England and the Spanish league football clubs determines the financial success? Objectives: 1. Competitive balance as an exceptional sports business model condition. 2. Analyze the peculiarities of football sports business industry. 3. Analyze the main source in the football industry revenue . 4. Figure out competitive balance income selling TV broadcasting rights perspective. 5. However examine the competitive balance of the results achieved by the national football leagues aspect. 6. Figure out the competitive balance fans perspective. Competitive balance is defined like balance when none of the competing football clubs did not acquire an unfair advantage over other clubs. According to the authors, North American professional sport model is far superior because it is made up by focusing on ensuring competitive balance from year to year . My goal is to show the way in European sport model, partly to get closer to the North American professional sports model solidarity sharing income of TV rights in the distribution of national leagues. The paper using the “content analysis” method analyzes and the data of international auditors company \"Deloitte\" about twenty highest income generate football clubs in Europe. This allows you to see the influence of TV rights sources to the incomes for the football clubs financial success and security. Empirically analysis of English and Spanish football leagues revenue of TV rights distribution between the clubs, we note that in England it is distributed much more evenly, it provides a collective income of TV rights sales distribution model . It is also based on the \"Gini\", \"Robin Hood\" and the standard deviation of observed differences in the coefficients of income from the sale of TV rights model in connection with the competitive balance through the results of the national leagues, fans and the distribution of social networks aspects