Wrexham Celebrates ‘Special’ FA Cup Victory with Ryan Reynolds in Attendance
Wrexham, Wales – In a historic moment for the club, Wrexham AFC claimed a decisive victory in the FA Cup on Saturday afternoon, lighting up the stands at the Racecourse Ground. The match drew significant attention not only for the quality of football but also for the presence of co-owner Ryan Reynolds, who has become a familiar face in the Wrexham community since his investment alongside Rob McElhenney.
Wrexham faced off against higher league opponents in what many considered a challenging fixture. However, under the floodlights, the team displayed remarkable determination and skill, securing a 3-1 win that had fans on their feet. The home crowd erupted as goals from Paul Mullin and Ollie Palmer put Wrexham ahead, punctuated by a stunning volley from Elliot Lee that sealed the match late in the second half.
After the final whistle, the atmosphere was electric. Players embraced each other amid chants of “Wrexham is the name!” echoing around the ground. For many fans, this victory was not just a win; it marked a significant chapter in the club’s storied history.
“This was a special win, both for us and the fans,” said Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson. “We knew we had to bring our best game to make an impression in the Cup, and the players delivered. To see the passion from our supporters today was incredible.”
Ryan Reynolds, visibly moved by the victory, shared his excitement with fans post-match. “What a win! I’m so proud of this team and the amazing fans. You all showed what Wrexham is really about today,” he said, encouraging fans to continue their support as the club aims for further success in the competition.
This FA Cup win marks another high point in Wrexham’s journey since Reynolds and McElhenney took ownership in 2021. The duo has initiated a transformative period for the club, with enhanced facilities and a focus on promotion in the National League.
As the celebrations continued into the evening, the win not only bolstered Wrexham’s confidence going forward but also reignited hopes of a deep FA Cup run. For the players and the thousands of devoted fans, this victory was a reminder that in football, anything is possible—with a little bit of heart and a lot of passion.