Ted Lasso season three is coming to a much anticipated conclusion just over two months after starting. After 11 episodes, just like the second series, the third one is now coming to an end.
Viewers avidly await the final knockings of the story centred around Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis), the American football coach that knows nothing of the game, and his plucky team AFC Richmond as they move on through the Premier League against all odds.
The series has already made headlines for its collaboration with Chelsea and the players after the club's official social media channels went along with the clash being aired on the show, including interviews with then-manager Graham Potter and Ruben Loftus-Cheek. It also made the news for the wrong reasons after a controversial mock-up of a banner made for the late Ray Wilkins.
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That is all in the past now as fans of the show prepare to watch the final episode with the tantalising prospect of a fourth series being on the table. Some believe that the show is about to reach its natural conclusion with the upcoming clash in the fictional Premier League world.
Meanwhile others think that the show itself has already hinted at there being more to come. After 11 episodes, this is what has been spanned so far.
- Episode 1: “Smells Like Mean Spirit" - March 15
- Episode 2: “(I Don’t Want to Go to) Chelsea” - March 22
- Episode 3: “4-5-1” - March 29
- Episode 4: “Big Week” - April 5
- Episode 5: “Signs” - April 12
- Episode 6: “Sunflowers" - April 19
- Episode 7: “The Strings That Bind Us” (previously “Boxes”) - April 26
- Episode 8: “We’ll Never Have Paris" - May 3
- Episode 9: “La Locker Room Aux Folles" - May 10
- Episode 10: “International Break" - May 17
- Episode 11: “Mom City" - May 24
How to watch Ted Lasso season three finale
The episode, and the rest of the season, can be watched in full on Apple TV which is available across (almost all of) the world. It is set to come out on Wednesday, May 31 at 1am for UK viewers.
For American audiences, this is Tuesday, May 30 at 9pm ET, 6pm PT.
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