Haverfordwest County have confirmed that their club documentary series, You Can Have It All (YCHIA), will be returning later this month to tell the story of last summer’s European adventure.
YCHIA began filming in 2021, with Season One covering a rollercoaster 2021-22 campaign for the Bluebirds which ended in top-flight survival after a challenging season.
Season Two followed the 2022-23 campaign, which ended with the club qualifying for Europe for the first time since 2004 after coming through a dramatic play-off campaign, as they defeated Cardiff Met and Newtown away from home in back-to-back penalty shoot-outs to ensure that manager Tony Pennock's first season in charge ended in successful fashion.
With excitement at fever pitch, the series resumed to cover their first European campaign in 19 years as they travelled to North Macedonia to take on KF Shkëndija before returning home for the second leg at Cardiff City Stadium, which saw them create club history by winning a European tie for the very first time after triumphing on penalties.
The drama continued as they headed to the Faroe Islands to play B36 Tórshavn, with the return leg seeing the Bluebirds edged out by a single goal in highly controversial circumstances.
And now, with more continental history made, the series will return for a fourth season to document last summer's European adventure, as Haverfordwest County competed in the qualifying rounds of the rebranded UEFA Conference League (UECL).
Providing exclusive, behind-the-scenes access, the series follows the Bluebirds on their travels to Malta for the first leg of their UECL first qualifying round tie with Floriana, before returning home a week later for the second leg at Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli.
Season Four also documents the build-up, as they travelled to Geneva for the draw at UEFA headquarters, before visiting Northern Ireland to play reigning NIFL champions Linfield at the national stadium, Windsor Park.
Season Four will be split into three episodes, which will be published on December 18, December 23 and January 2.
You Can Have It All will be available to watch on Haverfordwest County's YouTube channel, which you can access by following this link.
The club will also be sharing snippets of the documentary across their social media platforms, so make sure you're following them on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and X (Twitter)!
