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'New level unlocked!' - Ryan Reynolds appears to watch Wrexham's 'very big win' over Crawley from movie set as Hollywood owner hilariously uses iconic pop song 'Heaven Is a Place on Earth' as backing track

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  • Wrexham thrash Crawley 4-1
  • Inch closer to another promotion
  • Reynolds watches win from work
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The Red Dragons took another step closer to a second straight promotion after dispatching play-off chasing Crawley on Tuesday night. After the contest, co-owner Reynolds posted a clip on Instagram of him celebrating one of Paul Mullin's goals while on a studio set.

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  • WHAT RYAN REYNOLDS SAID

    In an Instagram story, Reynolds, who was surrounded by cameras while at work, captioned the footage: "Watching the Wrexham game at work: new level unlocked."

    The Deadpool star added background music of 'Heaven Is a Place on Earth', before also posting "Big win today. VERY big," in another musical clip.

    Ryan Reynolds celebrates Wrexham win on setInstagram
  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    The result means Wrexham stay second in League Two and now they have a five-point cushion over fourth-placed MK Dons with three games remaining. Phil Parkinson's men are tantalisingly close to getting promoted to League One, which would secure a second straight promotion after winning the National League last season.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    Wrexham continue their march towards promotion when they host relegation-threatened Forest Green Rovers at the Racecourse on Saturday. A win for the Welsh outfit and anything less than a victory for MK Dons and Barrow, who play third-placed Mansfield Town and Gillingham respectively on the same day, will see Reynolds' team promoted.