The concept of Economic Integration can be expanded through the Integrated Reporting (IR) initiatives that have been emerging from the collaboration of international and European organisations, particularly during the last two years, for the establishment of common Accounting and Sustainability Standards (AA1000, GRI, ESRS, IFRS, IIRC). From the International IR Framework, we link the 2^nd principle (“Connectivity of information”) and 5^th content element (“Strategy and research allocation”) with the Matching Principle of Accounting (correlation between revenues and costs), through the selection of multiple criteria over a five-year period from the operation of the Premier League. The multi-faceted evaluation of this league offers interesting incentives for the dissemination of more complete financial or non-financial information in different geographical regions and activities which strengthen integration of markets.  We utilise a combination of the Borda scoring method and the UTilities Additives (UTA) method of multicriteria analysis to enable the generation of a consensus ranking for all the criteria. The results reward those Premier League clubs that address sustainability issues more effectively.