The last episode, "So Long, Farewell," has determined everything.
We learn about Ted Lasso's (Jason Sudeikis) intention to resign and go home to Kansas
75 minutes after the show's start.
True to Ted Lasso, the programme bids a tearful farewell to one of the most lovable and sympathetic
characters ever created.
Although it first seems as though Ted and Rebecca slept together, the truth is that
Ted spent the night in Rebecca's place because of a gas leak in his own building.
Rebecca is contemplating something when Ted enters her kitchen, and she tells him what
Ted had confided in her earlier in the episode: that this will be Ted's final game and that
he intends to go back to the United States.
Coach Beard and his "passionate" partner had also spent the night at Rebecca's house.
Beard emerges sporting a man-thong and a cut-off t-shirt, while Beard's companion is donning
one of Rebecca's suit coats.
Beard reveals that he will go with Ted back to the US after sitting on his buttocks on
the kitchen island.
Rebecca wants to sell the club, but why?
Because she only purchased the club to embarrass Rupert and because, as she told Ted, if he
leaves, she leaves too, Rebecca chooses to sell it.
It's a touching scene, and Rebecca shows her fortitude as a woman by using her position
as the club's owner to conceal her strong sentiments of friendship for Ted.
Rebecca emphasises her wish for Ted to remain, highlighting the advantages it would bring
to his ex-wife and kid.
She suggests selling 49% of the team and giving him the biggest salary in the league.
Ted keeps quiet the entire time, making it clear that he has already made up his mind.
As indicated by Higgins, Rebecca is aware of this and intends to sell the club for around
$2 billion.
Ted likens Rebecca's planned voyage to the one described in Eat, Pray, Love.
She replies in jest, adding it's more along the lines of "Eat, Pray, F**k."
Perhaps for the final time, they laugh together.
Does Keeley choose Jamie or Roy?
When Roy and Jamie come to Keeley's flat after their argument, she does not pick between
them.
Keeley embraces Jamie despite Roy's efforts to win her over.
Roy then extends a drink invitation to Jamie and requests that Jamie back off so that he
may pursue Keeley.
Although there isn't a formal commitment, Jamie declines and says he wants to compete
for Keeley's love.
When they confront Keeley at her apartment and demand that she make a decision, she is
offended that they think they have the authority to give her a choice.
As a result of his efforts to adapt, Roy finally asks to be a diamond dog as he grows hopeless
about the situation.
Higgins responds by saying, "Roy, human beings will never be flawless.
Asking for assistance and accepting it when we can are our greatest options.
By doing that, we may continually work to get better and advance.
Does Nate offer Ted an apology?
In addition to the obvious, Nate apologies to Ted in a sincere and heartfelt manner for
how he treated him.
Ted embraces Nate, and holds him as a dad would.
Although Ted was not his son's biological father, it is apparent that he acted as a
father role for Nate.
Both of them focus on the office door, where the former "BELIEVE" sign had hung.
Ted remarks that he still looks up there and sees it even after all that time.
Nate responds in the negative when Ted asks whether it is strange.
Nate remarks as he observes the no longer there sign as Ted departs.
How does West Ham lose to AFC Richmond?
In the last seconds, AFC Richmond overcame a two-goal deficit to upset West Ham.
Ted motivates his team and encourages them to perform their best after the break.
Sam takes out a piece of the "BELIEVE" sign that was torn to pieces after giving Jamie
and eye contact.
The sign is subsequently put back together, and it is shown that every member of the squad
retained a piece.
Jamie scores the opening goal of the second half and then is awarded a penalty kick.
Danny receives the ball from Jamie, and he allows Isaac to take the shot.
While the response reveals he kicked the ball with such force that it passed past the top
of the net, we originally believed he missed.
Rupert is furious.
He pushes and yells at his coach after getting down from the stands.
As Rupert walks away, the audience yells "Wanker" at him.
After Ted uses Nate to call the last play and Jamie yells for the ball to occupy the
squad, Sam scores the game-winning goal.
As the team celebrates and the crowd descends upon the pitch, Colin is welcomed by his lover,
and they have a public kiss.
Colin has now publicly revealed that he belongs to the LGBTQ+ community.
How does Season 3 of Ted Lasso end?
After losing to Manchester City, AFC Richmond comes in second, according to Ted Lasso.
In addition to selling almost half of the team to AFC Richmond supporters, Rebecca visits
Ted at the airport to bid him a tearful farewell.
Beard explains on the aircraft that he must remain since he plans to wed his sweetheart.
Then the beard poses as having an appendix so that medical professionals may remove it.
A small girl falls when Rebecca departs.
She is helped up by Rebecca and her father, who also happens to be the stranger she had
a passionate evening with in Amsterdam (from the third season episode "Sunflowers"), who
also lends a helping hand.
Sam plays for the Ghana national team, Jamie sees his father in rehab, Keeley restarts
her company, and Roy is chosen the new coach of AFC Richmond.
At the team's new meeting place, Higgins Place, a BBQ is held.
present are Roy's niece and Keeley present, as well as Rebecca's new boyfriend and his
kid.
Roy begins counselling with the new Head of Mental Health & Emotional Well-Being, Dr.
Sharon Fieldstone.
Since Nate is back on the coaching staff, the "BELIEVE" sign has been placed back in
its proper location.
Jane marries Beard.
Ted is also Henry's minor league football coach.
When he misses a shot at goal, he whines, but Ted instructs him to be a goldfish instead.
He gives his ex-wife a telling glance.
The concert comes to a close, but you can't help but wonder if he was thinking, "Go be
a goldfish," and win back his ex-wife.