Watch Ted Lasso Season 4 without spending a dime as new sequence arrives on Apple TV+

Ted Lasso Season 4 is back on Apple TV+ – here’s how to free stream the new episodes with a seven-day free trial

Following a hiatus of over three years, one of television’s most cherished comedy-dramas is at last returning. Ted Lasso makes its comeback on Apple TV+ this Wednesday, 5 August 2026, restoring the warmth, humour and soul that transformed the programme into a worldwide sensation upon its initial broadcast.

The revival has been eagerly awaited. When the third series concluded in 2023, it was broadly perceived as the programme’s final instalment.

It wasn’t until last year that Apple confirmed AFC Richmond would grace our screens once more – an announcement that sparked tremendous relief and enthusiasm amongst devotees globally.

This makes the fourth series feel rather like an unexpected gift. Surprising, certainly, but all the more appreciated because of it.

The programme’s return brings with it a genuine air of celebration, and based on the mounting excitement across social media, viewers are absolutely prepared to Believe once more..

However, Series 4 will appear markedly different from its predecessors. Various recognisable characters from the changing room won’t be making a return, as the fresh series redirects its attention from AFC Richmond’s men’s squad and shines the spotlight on the club’s women’s team instead. Ted, Beard, Rebecca, Roy Kent and Keeley will all feature again, though.

Should you have stepped away from Apple TV+ recently and allowed your subscription to expire, there’s encouraging news. Apple has introduced a seven-day complimentary trial, offering you the opportunity to revisit all three earlier series before plunging into the latest one – entirely free of charge initially.

Once the trial period concludes, the standard Apple TV+ subscription cost of £9.99 per month will kick in. With Ted Lasso Season 4 anticipated to span ten episodes, catching those opening episodes during your trial effectively delivers a ten per cent discount on the complete series.

It remains unclear how long this promotion will stay active, so it’s advisable to register sooner rather than later. You can register using this link.

There are, naturally, numerous other TV streaming platforms available across the UK. One of the most established and favoured is NOW (previously NOW TV).

And, at the time of writing, NOW also boasts its own substantial summer promotion. Rather than paying £13.99 per month, newcomers to the service can secure six months of TV for merely £3.99 per month (minimum of six months).

And here, you can watch all manner of blockbuster hits such as Sinners, They Will Kill You, House of the Dragon and plenty more.

Alternatively, there’s Amazon. A Prime membership also grants TV enthusiasts access to the vast array of programmes, including Fallout, The Boys, Invincible, Reacher, Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, and plenty more.

This, naturally, comes with access to Amazon Prime delivery priority, as well as access to Amazon Music. Having said that, these television services don’t provide access to Ted Lasso.

“There are so many things to watch and the quality is exceptional. At the end of the day I think I will just keep Apple TV as my main streaming service”, said one Apple TV+ customer on TrustPilot.

Watch Ted Lasso Season 4 on Apple TV+ for free now.

Another said: “There are no commercials and everything they make is so worth seeing.”

While another streamer said: “Loving Apple TV and all it’s content. The app is really user friendly and reasonably priced.”

Nevertheless, it’s worth highlighting that some users have encountered sluggish performance occasionally: “Apple TV has a few good shows such as Slow Horses and Severance but the weekly drop and inadequate User Interface are off-putting. I’m currently on Silo Episode 3 and, after an absence, wish to start again at Ep 1 but there’s no way to do this.”