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Apple TV+ has provided a first look at the third season of its highly popular UK football-based comedy Ted Lasso.
The streamer shared an image of the eponymous, moustachioed protagonist, played by Jason Sudeikis, squaring off against former assistant coach-turned arch-rival Nathan Shelley, played by Nick Mohammed.
The multi-award winning series follows American football coach Lasso as he tackles the English soccer league at struggling club AFC Richmond.
Last year, Ted Lasso equalled its record-breaking 2021 Emmy nomination run by picking up a total of 20 nods for the second year in a row.
Time to win the whole f***ing thing.
Here’s your first look at #TedLasso Season 3, coming to Apple TV+ this Spring. pic.twitter.com/a7MvOk00HM
— Apple TV+ (@AppleTVPlus) January 18, 2023
The series also won comedian and actor Brett Goldstein an Emmy for best supporting actor in a comedy series.
Captioning the image of Sudeikis and Mohammed on Wednesday, Apple wrote: “Time to win the whole f***ing thing.
“Here’s your first look at #TedLasso Season 3, coming to Apple TV+ this Spring.”
An exact air date for the series is yet to be announced.
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