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Ted Lasso Season 4 Is Finally Here — Jason Sudeikis Steps Aside and the Richmond Women's Team Runs the Show

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The Beloved Coach Is Back — but This Time He's Not the Star

After a three-year wait, Ted Lasso is officially back. Season 4 premiered on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, with ten new episodes rolling out weekly through October 7. But here's the twist that has everyone talking: Jason Sudeikis' Ted is stepping out of the spotlight — and AFC Richmond's brand-new women's team is taking center stage.

The season picks up exactly where Season 3 planted its seed. Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) pitched a Richmond women's squad to club owner Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham), and now that pitch is a living, breathing team. Ted, who ended Season 3 back in Kansas with his son Henry, returns for a new mission: coaching women's soccer, whether or not he's ready for it.

New Faces, Same Heart

The new era comes with a fresh roster, including Tanya Reynolds (Sex Education) joining the cast, while familiar favorites return — Brendan Hunt's Coach Beard, Brett Goldstein's Roy Kent, and Jeremy Swift as Leslie Higgins all come back. Early reviews are glowing: critics call Season 4 exactly what the show needed, with one review noting that "women's soccer is just what this show needed," and another praising how the series let Richmond's women shine while Sudeikis cedes the spotlight.

Why It Matters

Season 4 lands at a moment when Apple TV+ is clawing for must-watch status, and Ted Lasso — an Emmy-winning global phenomenon — carries the entire platform on its back. The premiere week has already dominated streaming charts, and debate is heating up over whether the show can outrun and outdo its legendary first two seasons.

  • Premieres August 5 on Apple TV, 10 episodes, weekly through October 7
  • Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, Juno Templeton, Brett Goldstein — all back
  • New direction: AFC Richmond's women's team takes the spotlight
  • Tanya Reynolds joins the cast for Season 4

The bottom line: Ted Lasso Season 4 is a confident, heartfelt return — and proof the show can evolve beyond its original premise. Add it to your watch list now; the whole season wraps by early October.

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