Britain's Youngest Football Boss - Episode Guide

Just a few months before the start of the season, Jack's got to put together a whole new team capable of cutting it in the Women's Super League.

Jack rolls up his sleeves to organise a publicity stunt that he hopes will boost ticket sales as the team face their first battles on the pitch, will they sink or swim?

Off the back of West Ham's hard-fought first league win, Jack springs into action in an effort to further enhance his new team's profile. But an impending injury crisis and calamitous away game soon bursts his bubble, and the reality of running a football club starts to bite. When results don't improve and the injury problems deepen, the pressure reaches a critical point for head coach Matt Beard, as they go into a make-or-break game against Everton.

Four months into the season, West Ham United women's team now face the daunting task of taking on current champions Chelsea. Also, Jack celebrates his 19th birthday.

Approaching the halfway point of the season and with his team sitting uncomfortably close to the bottom of the table, Jack and West Ham United Women gear up for a make-or-break run of games throughout December. An already extravagant time of year has the potential to become even more expensive for Jack as the looming January transfer window may require him to reach for his chequebook and splash out on new players - a move that could have serious consequences for one squad member in particular.

After a string of successes, all eyes are on West Ham as they bag themselves a place in their first ever cup quarter-final. Less than a week before the big game, the January transfer window opens, and Jack makes a crucial decision to sign two top international players in the hope of winning some silverware. With budgets stretched and on the brink of their most high-profile game to date, Jack has very little time to finalise the deals and get them over the line in time.

As his expensive new signings settle in, Jack steps up his networking efforts in a bid to boost the club's bottom line. Confident he now has the squad to compete, manager Matt Beard comes face to face with his former team and mid-table rivals, Liverpool. But when things don't go as planned and with futures called into question, West Ham set aside their league ambitions and go for broke in the competition that matters most: the FA Cup.

Nervously awaiting the draw for the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, which could make or break West Ham Women's first season as a top-flight club, Jack is also facing some major financial concerns, with an injured player needing an expensive operation. But the chance to sign a major sponsor could just turn Jack's fortunes around.

With the chance to compete for the biggest prize in women's football at stake, West Ham prepare to take on Super League rivals Reading in the semi-final of the FA Cup. But as his international players return to the club only days before the most important game of the season so far, coach Matt Beard's preparations take a hit.

The season comes to a dramatic end as West Ham Women and their 19-year-old MD Jack Sullivan are thrust into the media spotlight as the team make their first ever appearance in an FA Cup final at Wembley. But behind the scenes, a meeting with his boss, West Ham's billionaire co-owner and Jack's dad, David Sullivan, soon focuses Jack's attention on the future and, most importantly, the challenge of being bigger and better in every department next season.