League Two news

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been backed to lead Wrexham to the Championship after making a strong start to the season.

Andy Dibble, Wrexham's promotion hero in 2002-2003, has admitted that receiving a message from co-owner Ryan Reynolds "brought a tear to my eye".

The hit documentary series 'Welcome to Wrexham' has been renewed for a third season after "wild global success".

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are being tipped to “invest heavily again in the January transfer window” as Wrexham target back-to-back promotions.

A Wrexham store owner has paid tribute to Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney after a generous donation helped save his business after a break in.

Residents near Wrexham's stadium have revealed the problems they have suffered after the club's 'Hollywood' takeover.

Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer claims to “look horrendous” as he continues working on his moustache during the Movember charity campaign.

Birmingham have been told it would take an “unrefusable offer” in order for Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney to sell Elliot Lee.

Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds sent Ben Tozer a message after the defender scored an unlikely stunner for the Welsh side on Saturday.

Wrexham eased past Gillingham with a 2-0 win without their star striker Paul Mullin who was suspended for the clash.

Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney enjoyed a touching moment with a Wrexham fan as he asked to have his picture taken with the well-known supporter.

Wrexham moved up to second in League Two as goals from Ollie Palmer and Ben Tozer secured a 2-0 win against Gillingham on Saturday.

Wrexham have been branded as 'greedy' and 'out of touch' after charging more than £150 ($183) for a jumper with the club's crest on it.

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The pub that regularly features in the hit series Welcome to Wrexham was at the centre of a day of high drama.

Not many players can claim to have seen their goal celebration recreated at 15,000 feet above the ground, but Wrexham striker Paul Mullin can.

Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney says visiting SToK Racecourse with his ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ castmates was one of his “greatest days”.