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VIDEO: ‘Best side’ - Rob McElhenney sends message to Wrexham fans after ‘Hollywood Derby’ date with Tom Brady’s Birmingham

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  • Red Dragons took the lead in North Wales
  • Blues hit back to ensure points were shared
  • Hollywood co-owner watched on from LA
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Neither McElhenney nor his fellow Red Dragons co-owner Ryan Reynolds were in attendance at SToK Racecourse for a meeting between two League One promotion hopefuls. Blues investor Tom Brady, who sat alongside David Beckham during a first meeting between the two sides this season, was also left watching on from afar.

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    There were, however, plenty of eyes on an intriguing contest in North Wales. McElhenney once again made his way to Cosm LA to watch Wrexham play on a giant immersive screen that gives spectators a sense of being at the game.

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    WHAT MCELHENNEY SAID

    McElhenney donned a Los Angeles Fire Department t-shirt, having been caught up in the recent wildfires in California, and told Sky Sports when delivering a post-match review: “I just want to say thank you for an incredible game tonight. 1-1, I’ll take that against Birmingham City, who is probably the best side we’ve played all season. Up the Town forever, hope to see you soon.”

  • WHAT NEXT?

    As they had done in the reverse fixture at St Andrew’s, Wrexham took an early lead against Birmingham – with Ollie Rathbone firing home from distance on this occasion. The Blues restored parity courtesy of a deflected Lyndon Dykes effort, but the points were shared this time around as both teams remain in the automatic promotion hunt.