Wrexham on the Verge of Promotion to League Two

Historic Welsh Club Poised to Make History

150-Year Wait for Return to Football League Could End This Weekend

Wrexham AFC, the oldest professional football club in Wales, is on the brink of promotion to League Two after a remarkable season in the National League.

The Dragons, who were founded in 1864, have not played in the Football League since 2008. But they are now just one win away from securing a return to the fourth tier of English football.

Wrexham, who are owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, need just three points from their remaining two games to secure promotion.

They host Dagenham & Redbridge on Saturday before traveling to Woking on the final day of the season. A win in either game would be enough to see them over the line.

It would be a remarkable achievement for Wrexham, who have spent the last 14 years in non-league football.

The club has been through some tough times in recent years, but they have always maintained a strong fan base.

The Dragons' average attendance this season has been over 9,000, which is more than many clubs in League Two.

Promotion to League Two would be a huge boost for Wrexham and the local community.

It would also be a major coup for Reynolds and McElhenney, who have invested heavily in the club since taking over in 2020.