Wrexham FC

Sheff Utd · 1. Adam Davies · 15. Anel Ahmedhodzic · 12. John Egan · 6. Chris Basham · 20. Jayden Bogle · 28. James McAtee · 16. Oliver Norwood · 22. Tommy Doyle.

[Sheffield United](https://www.theguardian.com/football/sheffieldunited) succumb to the second wave. While Mullin got to the ball first, Davies pulled out of the contact just in time. Tom O’Connor turns on his heel and gets a shot away, but it rockets over the crossbar. He hooks the ball past Davies and into the back of the net to send the Cae Ras into raptures. 41 min Ollie Palmer cuts in off the left flank and unleashes a shot, but it’s blocked. And the Hollywood owners get a bit of stick in the various comment sections. Dalby crosses to Palmer, who thunders a shot on to the underside of the crossbar. Young steps up to take the corner and whips a delivery to Lee, who nods it down for O’Connor. Norwood has a shot blocked by Tozer, but the ball bobbles back to him and, at the second time of asking, he slots it into the far corner. Mullin has the ball in the back of the net after being teed up by Dalby with a neat cross from the right. [Sheffield United](https://www.theguardian.com/football/sheffieldunited) recycle the ball and Doyle whips a cross into the box from deep. We had a game plan, we worked to it and I think everyone watching would say we deserved to win the game.

The Hollywood star, 46, graciously signed autographs for waiting fans before kick off.

'This club and this town and all it entails is just magic. The team responded with a video from several of the boys from the team and an announcement that the new kit would have the Deadpool logo added to the sleeves as a 'mark of appreciation'. Wrexham came in strong with a 3-2 score in the final four minutes as forward Paul Mullin made the goal, leaving Ryan overjoyed as the win was in sights Wrexham came in strong with a 3-2 score in the final four minutes as forward Paul Mullin made the goal, leaving Ryan overjoyed as the win was in sights. Ryan appeared overjoyed with the 2-1 lead as he flashed a massive smile in the stands while watching his team with a hope of winning. Range of emotions:And Ryan Reynolds showed his dedication to the team on Sunday as he watched the team take on Sheffield United in Sunday's FA Cup match at Wales' Racecourse Ground

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The actor attended Wrexham's match against Sheffield United on Sunday.

Speaking to BBC Sport ahead of the match, pundit Gary Lineker asked Reynolds about his connection with Wrexham locals, to which he replied: “It’s been brilliant. Reynolds and McElhenney took full control of the National League club from the Wrexham Supporters Trust in February 2021, investing £2 million under the terms of the deal. Ryan Reynolds says he has been delighted over the “brilliant” relationship he has built with Wrexham fans since he and Rob McElhenney took control of the club.

Wrexham and Sheffield United played out a highly-entertaining 3-3 draw in the FA Cup in front of Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds which means they will meet ...

To concede from one of the last kicks of the game from a set-play is gutting. Paul Mullin thought he was going to be the match winner when he put Wrexham 3-2 ahead late on. Oliver Norwood's effort then made it 2-2 just after the hour, shortly before Daniel Jebbison was sent-off for the visitors.

Sheffield United, second in the Championship and chasing promotion to the Premier League, got off to a dream start with Oli McBurnie's early goal but eventually ...

Egan, though, had other ideas and was on hand to slot home Doyle’s cross unopposed at the far post. The non-League side were in front shortly after the hour, and it was no more than they deserved. The reaction, then, after reorganising, was hugely impressive and it was certainly hard to believe that 71 places separated the sides in the football pyramid. To say the ending was cruel on Wrexham and their outstanding supporters was an understatement. “It meant a lot to the team because they gave everything. And then Egan ripped up the script and, like a good movie villain, celebrated the goal by cupping his ears in front of Wrexham’s crestfallen fans, a smirk etched on his face.

BBC Sport were live at the Racecourse Ground for Wrexham's FA Cup fourth round tie with Sheffield United and couldn't resist the chance to get Hollywood ...

Asked where he sees Wrexham being in 10 years, Reynolds said: "The plan is now and always has been the Premier League. “Oh god yeah," Reynolds responded, with a concerned and knowing look in his eyes. The BBC pundits burst out laughing before Lineker replied: "You need them after.

Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds jokingly suggested his non-league side had been given additional goalkeepers for their trip to Sheffield United in the FA Cup ...

A victory would see them appear in the fifth round for the first time in more than 40 years. However, his side found themselves facing an uphill battle almost immediately as Oli McBurnie gave the visitors the lead within the opening two minutes as his near post header beat Mark Howard from a corner. Reynolds has been co-owner of the club for over two years after completing a takeover with fellow Hollywood actor Rob McElhenney back in 2020. In the league, Phil Parkinson's side currently sit top of the National League on goal difference, with a game in hand on title rivals Notts County as they bid to return to the Football League after a 15-year absence. [Wrexham ](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/wrexham-football-club)co-owner was present at the Racecourse Ground to watch his side take on the Championship club in the fourth round of the [FA Cup](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/fa-cup). Wrexham's run to the fourth round this season represents their best performance in the FA Cup since reaching the same stage back in 1999/2000.

Wrexham F.C., owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, came oh so close to extending its Cinderella run through the FA Cup on Sunday, ...

But if it’s theoretically possible to go from fifth division to Premier League, why wouldn’t we do it?” Wrexham beat another second-tier team, Coventry, in the previous round. With 71 places between the teams in English soccer’s pyramid, Wrexham came close to a big upset to add to a long line in its history.

Reynolds was in the crowd at Racecourse Ground in Wrexham and could be seen enthusiastically celebrating with fans.

“In 10 years’ time, the plan has and always will be the Premier League,” Reynolds said. Reynolds and McElhenney completed their takeover of Wrexham in February 2021. Wrexham forward Paul Mullin scored a third goal in the 86th minute, which looked like it would seal the historic win for Wrexham until Sheffield United’s John Egan scored a late equalizer.

The Welsh had come from behind and thought they had beaten the Blades in front of their co-owner at the Racecourse Ground.

And as things stand, they sit atop the National League, level on points with Notts County but with a game in hand. They will have thought they were good value for the win. Deep into injury time, John Egan latched on to a corner at the back post and bundled in an ugly goal to take the tie to a replay. Phil Parkinson leant back and stared at the heavens. Cue bedlam in the directors' box. To make things worse, key defenders Aaron Hayden and Jordan Tunnicliffe both trudged off injured inside the first 11 minutes of the match.

A late goal from Sheffield United's John Egan put the brakes on a blockbuster win for Wrexham in a 3-3 FA Cup draw at the Racehorse Ground on Sunday.

We limited them to not many chances in open play." "If we just hold on against 10 men then we are through. A late goal from Sheffield United's John Egan put the brakes on a blockbuster win for Wrexham in a 3-3 FA Cup draw at the Racecourse Ground on Sunday.

The Wales-based side play in the National League, which is the fifth tier of professional English soccer, and three levels below the Blades who they have now ...

Premier League giants Arsenal and Liverpool have already fallen this season and Wrexham held their own against a side that could be in the top flight come next campaign. In forcing a replay, Phil Parkinson's men now have to travel to Sheffield to play the second leg away from home for a chance to reach the fifth round. A near-capacity crowd plus TV coverage and a host of social media attention related to the game will have put Wrexham on the soccer map a bit more for those previously unfamiliar with them. Sheffield United had other ideas, though, and broke Wrexham hearts five minutes into added time when John Egan equalized for the 10 men to earn a replay at Bramall Lane. Wrexham are by some way the underdogs in this matchup despite enjoying stronger financial backing than most at this level. The Wales-based side play in the National League, which is the fifth tier of professional English soccer, and three levels below the Blades who they have now taken to a replay.

Wrexham were given pride of place on BBC One for the fourth round of the FA Cup, and owner Ryan Reynolds joined Gary Lineker and the punditry team to ...

[Premier League,"](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/premier-league) Reynolds said before kick-off. [BBC](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/bbc) panel he was nervous going into the game, with Sheffield United flying high three divisions above their opponents. A Tom O'Connor effort had Wrexham dreaming of the last 16, but their lead was short-lived as Ollie Norwood fired home in the 65th minute to bring the Championship side back level. Call us crazy, but that's what we want to do." We can top up that order again when the first lot of orders come in.” “I’m still no wiser now to this day if that's the right number. There was also a gift for Lineker and co, with the 46-year-old presenting them with the in-demand red home shirt. He has taken an active role in team affairs, and it was no surprise to see him at the Racecourse Ground for the fourth-round game against I can't get one." We're looking at ordering 35,000 shirts next season across three kits," Harvey said. “Next season, we're going to order a lot more shirts. [Ryan Reynolds](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/ryan-reynolds) was spotted handing Gary Lineker and the BBC pundits a [Wrexham](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/wrexham-fc) shirt before the non-league team kicked off in the fourth round of the [FA Cup.](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/fa-cup)

The Deadpool star (46), who is co-chairman of Wrexham FC alongside fellow actor McElhenney (45), attended his team's FA Cup match against Sheffield United on ...

Speaking to BBC Sport ahead of the match, pundit Gary Lineker asked Reynolds about his connection with Wrexham locals, to which he replied: “It’s been brilliant. Reynolds described the experience of co-owning Wrexham as “the greatest experience of my entire life”, before adding “my own children and family not withstanding because I know that will come back to haunt me”. Ryan Reynolds says he has been delighted over the “brilliant” relationship he has built with Wrexham fans since he and Rob McElhenney took control of the club.

Wrexham and Sheffield United drew 3-3 in an FA Cup fourth round cracker at the Racecourse ground after the home side's co-owner Ryan Reynolds was left with ...

We took the game to Sheffield United, pinned them in for long periods. "Obviously it's a real blow that we haven't got over the line, so it's mixed emotions as you can imagine. Two goals either side of the hour mark, from James Jones and Tom O'Connor, helped Wrexham take the lead after McBurnie's early opener. The non-league hosts came back to lead the game twice and were moments away from a spot in the fifth round only for [a video](https://tinyurl.com/4ywz8hrf) shared by the away side on social media. This is the beautiful game.

When the FA Cup docket came out, there was little chance of headlines for much other than Manchester City vs Arsenal. That little chance was Wrexham AFC.

The 2023 Gold Cup is still on the schedule for this summer, with the final to be played at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The inaugural edition of this 12-team tournament, which is a key part of CONCACAF’s new women’s national team ecosystem, will be played in the United States. Any given weekend, Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur can look incredible or poor in the Premier League. 31 encounter with Arsenal in the Premier League. Mitoma, 25, can’t stop producing at the moment and is delivering goals at a better rate for Brighton this season than he did last year for Royal Union Saint Gilloise. And it screams from the screen that Liverpool was on the receiving end of a moment like this… Arsenal can love that it limited Man City to an xG lower than it produced in any Premier League match this season. City had strong performances from so many others including Jack Grealish, Nathan Ake, Rodri, and Ilkay Gundogan, but look at the numbers below. And the bug caught by Reynolds and apparent in his eyes as he celebrated Wrexham goals is going to be caught by so many others as the 2026 World Cup heads for our shores. And the fact that these celebrities have invested to put a good team in front of cameras gives it legs. When it’s thrived, like in the first NASL and the second stage of MLS, it’s been because of the spotlight that came with the introductions of Pele and Franz Beckenbauer, and later David Beckham, Thierry Henry, David Villa, and Robbie Keane. But Wrexham is a very good team, one trying to hold off Notts County for promotion to the Football League.

Wrexham were denied a famous FA Cup upset at the last minute after a thrilling draw with Sheffield United, and Rob McElhenney reacted to the game with a ...

Speaking before the game, however, Reynolds insisted he and McElhenney's dreams didn't end with an escape from non-league. McElhenney was interviewed by local television crews at a tailgating party and was watching the game alongside Eagles fans. His co-owner McElhenney, who wasn't at the game, issued a promise to Wrexham fans afterwards.

The Athletic spent 24 hours in Wrexham, a club transformed under the co-ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

We got to the quarter-finals of that in 1976 and lost to Anderlecht. “That meant a lot to the team. The Sheffield United defender effectively pulled the plug out of the Racecourse Ground stereo, tapping in at the far post from a corner to silence the home support with a 95th-minute goal to make it 3-3. “We were trying to put together a team that could win the league at the first attempt,” Reed explains. I went with my son and we kind of went as fans, sat in the background, with a view to just casting an eye over the team and how the game went.” His involvement at Wrexham as an advisor to the board is intriguing and goes under the radar somewhat in the documentary. “I sat in the stand with Humphrey at Coventry and he had them on his very clever phone where you can get both of them on FaceTime at the same time, and they were just ecstatic,” Les Reed says. “There was one game left once I’d agreed to do what they wanted, and that was Dagenham away,” Reed says. “There’s a place in that story for things like that Coventry game and this Sheffield United game. In The Turf, we’re sort of in the eye of the storm. “Watching that was 100 per cent the catalyst for my interest (in coming here),” he says. It would be fair to say nothing has been the same in Wrexham since.

Wrexham Uganda FC started in Kampala, Uganda, after getting help from the Welsh club and a charity. Coach Kigozi Umar Walusimbi said his team have seen a "huge ...

so I thought it would be nice to share the good fortune." It is stressful on me but it's what I love." "The most support we've got is from the people of Wrexham." "They use a version of the badge - so Wrexham fans will adopt them as another interesting team to keep an eye on," he said. "My passion is developing these young children. "If you have a dream here, it's important to push it, and if you can push it, you live it."

The Deadpool star (46), who is co-chairman of Wrexham FC alongside fellow actor McElhenney (45), attended his team's FA Cup match against Sheffield United on ...

Speaking to BBC Sport ahead of the match, pundit Gary Lineker asked Reynolds about his connection with Wrexham locals, to which he replied: “It’s been brilliant. Reynolds described the experience of co-owning Wrexham as “the greatest experience of my entire life”, before adding “my own children and family not withstanding because I know that will come back to haunt me”. Ryan Reynolds says he has been delighted over the “brilliant” relationship he has built with Wrexham fans since he and Rob McElhenney took control of the club.

The Hollywood star, 46, who co-owns the club, watched on as the non-League side came within seconds of knocking out Championship Sheffield United.

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