Wrexham’s Ryan Reynolds, one step away from promotion

Wrexham, the club owned by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhinney, is one win away from promotion from the fifth (National League(for the fourth class)Football League II) of English football, which would be an historic achievement for that city and all of Wales.

After a 3-0 win over Yeovil Town, the team from North Wales Lead by four points with six points left to play. Only the hero promotes directly and Wrexham will do so by beating Boreham Wood on Saturdaywho argues for his place in the mini.

This means that the match at the racetrack will be the last game on Saturday You could start with the already promoted Wrexham, with Notts County playing ahead of the last and already relegated Maidstone United. If the utility loses, the Welsh team will achieve the desired goal without playing.

Three dates ago, Wrexham scored a historic victory over its main rival with a painful penalty kick saved by veteran Ben Foster, and that result pushed them to the season finale.

The club is owned by Reynolds and McElhenney He is one of the greats of Wales Along with Swansea City, Cardiff City (competing in the Championship), Newport (in League Two) and Merthyr Town (in seventh place) are the only ones to participate in the English football league system. It is divided into two large groups: league (the first four categories, one hundred percent professional) and non-league (the rest, semi-professionals and amateurs).

Promotion from the National League (highest in non-league) where he plays Wrexhamto the second league (the lowest in the league), It is the most important in British football. It represents the most remarkable qualitative leap and it is also a very big step forward in the economic aspect.

Wrexham were relegated in 2008 and since that year have played out of the more prestigious system. These fifteen years are the worst in its history. At the end of the seventies he came to play in the second division.

The current crisis Wrexham Change began during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. At that critical moment globally, Hollywood stars decided to invest in the Welsh club’s dream. Now, in their second season at the helm of the club, they are on the verge of a promotion which they promise will be the first of many.