There’s no place like home, but there’s also no place like AFC Richmond.
It’s been three years since Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) was last on our TV screens, but the folksy, optimistic football-turned-soccer coach is officially back. Despite Season 3’s finale acting as a quasi-series finale, “Ted Lasso” returns for Season 4 tomorrow, Aug. 5.
Sudeikis confirmed the new installment in March 2025.
After turning the AFC Richmond men’s team into a winning Premier League side, Ted returned home to Kansas City to be with his young son, but the new season builds off a scene in the Season 3 finale where Keeley (Juno Temple) presents AFC Richmond owner Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham) with a proposal for an AFC Richmond women’s team.
Ted will, of course, return to Richmond after some time away to work some of his magic on the Lady Greyhounds with Coach Beard (Brendan Hunt) by his side again.
A slew of familiar faces will be on screen in the new season, including Emmy Award winners Waddingham and Brett Goldstein. Temple will also reprise her role in Season 4.
‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 release date
“Ted Lasso” Season 4 premieres Aug. 5, with one new episode, followed by weekly releases through Oct. 7.
‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 release time: What time does ‘Ted Lasso’ come out?
Apple TV has not confirmed a release time for episodes of “Ted Lasso,” but the streamer typically releases new episodes of original series the night before their listed premiere date.
In the case of “Ted Lasso,” you’ll likely be able to stream new episodes as early as 9:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday nights going forward.
How to watch ‘Ted Lasso’ for free
“Ted Lasso” continues to air exclusively on Apple TV, so you’ll need a subscription to watch the show.
Apple TV offers a seven-day free trial for users, so you’ll be able to watch two weeks of doubleheaders before $12.99/month payments kick in.
Amazon Prime members can also subscribe to Apple TV directly through Prime Video. It costs the same monthly price and also includes a seven-day free trial, but allows you to stream Apple’s content inside the Prime Video app.
‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 episodes
“Ted Lasso” Season 4 will have ten episodes. Check out the official Wednesdays release dates for every episode below, but remember, they may be available to stream around 9:00 p.m. ET the night before the listed date.
Episode 1: “Home” – Aug. 5
Episode 2: “Curiouser and Curiouser!” – Aug. 12
Episode 3: “Richmond’s Got Talent” – Aug. 19
Episode 4: “Greyhound’s Day Off” – Aug. 26
Episode 5 – Sept. 2
Episode 6 – Sept. 9
Episode 7 – Sept. 16
Episode 8– Sept. 23
Episode 9 – Sept. 30
Episode 10 – Oct. 7
‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 cast
Jason Sudeikis (Ted Lasso), Brendan Hunt (Coach Beard), Hannah Waddingham (Rebecca Welton), Juno Temple (Keeley Jones), Brett Goldstein (Roy Kent) and Jeremy Swift (Leslie Higgins) are all set to return to “Ted Lasso” for Season 4.
Ted’s son, Henry, was recast ahead of Season 4 and will now be played by Grant Feely.
Since the Season 4 follows a brand new team, these are the new faces you’ll see on Lady Greyhounds:
Tanya Reynolds as Coach Alice Chilton
Abbie Hern as Gemma, a striker
Jude Mack as Boots, a goaltender
Faye Marsay as Lizzie, a center back
Aisling Sharkey as Niamh, a defender and Siobhan’s twin
Rex Hayes as Siobhan, a defender and Niamh’s twin
Mercedes Assad as Margy
Shannon Hayes as Shannon
Annelise Heywood as Mady
It’s unclear whether other “Ted Lasso” characters, like Phil Dunster’s Jamie Tartt and Nick Mohammed’s Nathan Shelley, will appear in the new season. Dunster exited as a series regular ahead of Season 4, but there’s always the possibility he may appear in a guest role.
‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 trailer
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