BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Soccer leagues such as Englands Premier League and Germanys Bundesliga won a reprieve on Friday when EU ambassadors agreed to exclude them from the scope of a copyright reform that would help make content more easily available online.The entertainment and sports industries have been fiercely lobbying against the European Commissions proposed reform of EU copyright law to make films and TV program more available across borders, arguing it would undermine the financing model of the whole sector.Films and TV program are often financed by selling exclusive distribution rights on a country by country basis. Rights to show sports, such as Premier League soccer matches, can fetch billions of pounds.The Commission has said it is not seeking to force anyone to make content more available online, but merely to make it easier for broadcasters to obtain the necessary rights.