The Apple TV show Ted Lasso has been a hit with viewers since it aired back in 2020 and fans may not have known that they can actually visit many of the iconic spots in the series.

Ted Lasso follows the story of an American Football coach brought to the UK to coach AFC Richmond.

He is brought to the team by Rebecca who won AFC Richmond in her divorce and aims to tank the team to spite her ex-husband.

However, Ted’s optimism and positivity prove to sometimes do more good than harm as Rebecca consistently tries to bring him and the team down.

There are numerous spots across south London used in the show’s filming, many of which fans can actually visit.

Ted’s Street

The street where Ted’s flat is based and he is often filmed chatting with friends and colleagues is another actual Richmond location.

The street is called Paved Court and can be found just off of Richmond Green.

Twickenham Rowing Club on Eel Pie Island

Roy, Keely and Phoebe are often seen enjoying a coffee by the Thames in this particular spot.

Fans have deduced that the very spot next to the Thames they sit at is opposite Twickenham Rowing Club on Eel Pie Island in Richmond.

The Crown and Anchor

In Ted Lasso, the team and its fans often meet at The Crown and Anchor for a pint and a catch up, but, you may not have known that this is a real pub in Richmond.

In real life, it’s called The Prince’s Head and it is a real pub you can visit in Richmond.

AFC Richmond’s Home Ground

Fans of Ted Lasso and of the Premier League have noticed that they recognise Nelson Road, home of the AFC Richmond Greyhounds in the show.

That is because it is actually Selhurst Park, home of the real-life, south London Premier League club, Crystal Palace.

Richmond Green

This beautiful, south London park is featured throughout the series.

It is actually where Dr. Sharon Fieldstone suffers her biking accident in series two.

It is also where Roy works with the west London girls under nine team in series one and it is part of Ted Lasso’s commute to and from the stadium.