‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 Episode 4 Release Date and Time Confirmed as Lady Greyhounds Progress

Fans of ‘Ted Lasso’ have quickly adapted to their Wednesday viewing routine, eagerly anticipating the next chapter of the Apple TV comedy. With the Lady Greyhounds finally coming together after a challenging start, the fourth season continues its steady weekly rollout as it heads into episode four.

The series has once again become must-see TV, and viewers keen to know when they can watch the next episode now have a clear timeline. Here’s everything currently known about the release date, release time, and overall direction of the upcoming episode.

‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 premiered on Apple TV on August 5, 2026, and has maintained a strict weekly release schedule since then. The season consists of 10 episodes, with a new episode dropping every Wednesday until the finale on October 7, as Apple TV opts for a weekly release rather than dropping the entire season at once.

Following this pattern, Episode 4 of ‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 is set to premiere on August 26. This date aligns with the Rotten Tomatoes listing for the episode, which also confirms a release date of August 26, 2026, for Season 4, Episode 4.

While an official title had not been confirmed through Apple’s channels at the time of the previous episode’s release, tracking site Serializd has noted the fourth episode’s title as “Clique Fix.” This follows the trend established by the season thus far, with the first three episodes titled “Home,” “Curiouser and Curiouser!” and “Richmond’s Got Talent.”

Apple TV has been relatively consistent with the timing of new episode releases, even if the exact hour has varied slightly since the premiere. Episodes of ‘Ted Lasso’ become available at midnight on the West Coast, which translates to 12 a.m. PT and 3 a.m. ET on Wednesdays.

However, that’s not the whole story for North American viewers. New episodes of ‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 are expected to be released every Tuesday night in the Americas and every Wednesday in other regions, with episodes scheduled through early October. This means that audiences in the US and Canada have typically been able to start streaming new episodes the evening before the official Wednesday date, around 6 p.m. PT and 9 p.m. ET.

This pattern has held for the last two episodes. Episode 3 was released in the US and Canada on Tuesday, August 18, at 6 p.m. PT and 9 p.m. ET, following the trend set by previous releases. If this continues, Episode 4 should also follow a similar Tuesday evening drop in the U.S. ahead of its official Wednesday, August 26 date elsewhere.

Before diving into what comes next, it’s helpful to recap where the Lady Greyhounds currently stand. Episode 3, titled ‘Richmond’s Got Talent,’ focused on the challenges of building a new roster from scratch. The official synopsis highlighted Richmond’s shareholders questioning the club’s new women’s team, prompting the coaching staff to hold tryouts and fill out the roster.

This business tension unfolded alongside a more optimistic storyline on the pitch. While Keeley is confident the women’s team will thrive and sees it as a lucrative business opportunity, Rebecca remains skeptical, explaining why shareholders are hesitant to invest in the new team. Meanwhile, the coaching staff pressed on despite the boardroom doubts.

The episode also introduced viewers to several new characters this season. Coverage prior to the episode indicated that most of the new team would be introduced by episode three, alongside the debut of Tanya Reynolds as Alice Chilton and a reunion with familiar faces like Roy Kent and Coach Beard. By the end of the hour, the foundation of a full squad was finally starting to take shape.

With tryouts completed and a roster beginning to form, Episode 4 is expected to shift its focus toward the team developing chemistry as a group, which the rumored title ‘Clique Fix’ seems to suggest. Given the season’s structure so far, the logical next step is to explore how a newly assembled group of players, many of whom are meeting for the first time, begin to establish rapport both on and off the pitch.

The overarching themes of Season 4 remain pertinent here as well. Ted has always emphasized personality, teamwork, and potential alongside football skills, and the season’s broader focus on discovering overlooked talent allows the show to revisit that philosophy while introducing its new cast. Expect this emphasis on chemistry and team culture to play a significant role in how the Lady Greyhounds are portrayed moving forward.

There’s also the ongoing concern regarding the club’s business side. With shareholders still doubtful following Episode 3, it wouldn’t be surprising if Episode 4 continues to weave in Rebecca’s efforts to validate the women’s team as both a financial and cultural investment for AFC Richmond. With the on-pitch bonding and boardroom pressures, Episode 4 seems poised to test whether this new iteration of Richmond can hold itself together just as the previous men’s squad once did.

With the Lady Greyhounds’ roster finally taking shape and lingering tensions with the shareholders still present, how do you think this new group of players will come together once ‘Clique Fix’ airs?