CEO of Apple, Tim Cook visited West London Film Studios to watch the filming for the third series of the critically acclaimed Ted Lasso for Apple TV+. The show follows Ted Lasso, an American college football coach who is hired to coach an English soccer team.

While at the studios, on the locker room set, Tim Cook said a few words to the assembled cast & crew. “Thank you for all your hard work, and I sure hope there’s a Season 4.”

During his visit Tim, along with the cast & crew of Ted Lasso, attended Wembley to see England take on Germany in the UEFA Nations League.

Whilst enjoying hospitality in a private box, they witnessed a rollercoaster game where Germany looked on course for victory after England conceded two goals early in the second half.

After a goalless first half, Germany took the lead seven minutes after half time from a penalty converted by İlkay Gündoğan. Chelsea's Kai Havertz curled in a second after 67 minutes.

England were facing defeat but showing great resilience they managed to turn the game around in the space of 12 minutes. Luke Shaw was able to pull one back after 72 minutes followed by an equaliser from substitute Mason Mount only 3 minutes later. A classic Harry Kane penalty, given after a foul on Jude Bellingham by Nico Schlotterbeck, put England ahead for the first time.

After their courageous fightback England had the win snatched away from them by Havertz who scored his second in dying minutes to equalise for Germany resulting in a final score of England 3 - Germany 3.