More than three years since the conclusion of Season 3, Ted Lasso Season 4 is set to premiere worldwide on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, on Apple TV+, marking the return of Jason Sudeikis’ coach for a brand-new chapter. This season consists of 10 episodes, with a new episode arriving every Wednesday until the season finale on October 7, 2026.
In this fresh chapter, Ted heads back across the pond to take on an unexpected challenge: coaching AFC Richmond’s newly formed second-division women’s football team.
Emmy winner Jason Sudeikis stars alongside returning favorites Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt, and Jeremy Swift, with new additions such as Tanya Reynolds joining the squad. The series is based on promotional commercials Jason Sudeikis originally starred in for NBC Sports’ English Premier League coverage.
When will Ted Lasso Season 4 come out? Release date and timings in all regions
Ted Lasso Season 4 premieres with the first episode on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, exclusively on Apple TV+. The episode will come out on Tuesday, August 4, at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, giving viewers in the United States early access ahead of the official August 5 release date.
Like other Apple TV+ originals, the episode will release simultaneously worldwide, meaning that the other regions will receive it at the corresponding local time on Wednesday, August 5. Here is the expected release schedule for the premiere episode in all regions:
Where to watch Ted Lasso Season 4?
Ted Lasso Season 4 will be available exclusively on Apple TV. If you want to watch past episodes or get caught up on the journey so far, Seasons 1 through 3 are available to stream on the platform. Subscribers can watch via the Apple TV app across Apple devices, smart TVs, streaming sticks (like Roku and Fire TV), gaming consoles, or online at tv.apple.com.
To watch the series, you will only need subscription to the streamer. Listed below are subscription plans in different regions:
- United States: $12.99 / month
- United Kingdom: £8.99 / month
- Europe (Eurozone): €9.99 / month
- India: ₹99 / month
- Australia: A$15.99 / month
What happened in Ted Lasso Season 3? A brief recap before you catch up with Season 4
Ted Lasso Season 3 followed AFC Richmond through an emotional roller coaster as they returned to the Premier League, facing low expectations and significant internal turning points. Throughout the season, former equipment manager Nate Shelley embraced a villainous role coaching rival club West Ham United, while Ted struggled with persistent homesickness and anxiety.
Meanwhile, Jamie Tartt transformed from an arrogant superstar into a selfless team player under Roy Kent’s mentorship, and Keeley went through the chaotic ups and downs of running her own PR agency.
The finale tied these emotional arcs together in a deeply satisfying conclusion. Nate left West Ham, realized his mistakes, and returned to Richmond to earn back the trust of his old friends. After leading Richmond to a dramatic 3–2 victory over West Ham to secure second place in the Premier League, Ted dropped his ultimate truth bomb: he was moving back to Kansas to be present in his son’s life.
Coach Beard decided to stay in England, while Rebecca sold a 49% stake in the club to the fans and appointed Roy Kent as the new head manager. As Keeley pitched the idea for a new AFC Richmond women’s team, Ted happily settled back home, coaching his son’s soccer team in America.
Ted Lasso Season 4 premieres August 5 on Apple TV.
Edited by Suchita Patnaha