@garybs29 BT Sport, through no real fault of their own, are not providing the agreed service. Hence under the Consumer Rights Act you are not beholden to any notice period for terminating supposed service.
To add further context, Sky Sports are already adhering to this - or offering people to entirely pause payment via quick online method.
Bear in mind the TV companies already stopped the payments to the sports leages in March. AFL started and played 1 round of games, but through their distribution franchise BT already cut off payments to the international rights holder, so they're actually due money. But the TV money for the remainder of the EPL won't be paid.
They stopped paying for the Live Sport - so there's no reason customers should.
To my original point about voiding of termination notice, this is same principle as you asking for a kitchen to be fitted, it not being done but the excuse being that the kitchen fitter's sparky was off sick. 3 weeks later, still no kitchen, and they don't know when the sparky would be back. You wouldn't be expected to have to pay them if you cancelled and found someone else to do the work.
