Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney react to INCREDIBLE Wrexham comeback

Wrexham get ANOTHER Hollywood ending! Stunned co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney tell fans to ‘never leave a game early’ after incredible comeback from 4-1 down to draw 5-5 with Swindon is sealed in 96th minute

  • Wrexham found themselves 4-1 down at half-time when they faced Swindon
  • Reynolds and McElhenney’s side came away with a point after a fine comeback
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Wrexham A.F.C. pulled off an incredible comeback to leave their owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney stunned against Swindon Town on Saturday.

The Welsh side found themselves 4-1 down but fought back to draw 5-5, scoring two goals in added time to rescue a point.

Taking to Twitter, the co-owners expressed their delight and told fans to never write their side off, no matter what.

Reynolds posted:  ‘So much heart. #NeverLeaveAWrexhamMatchEarly’.

He was joined by his co-owner McElhenney, who said: ‘Never. Ever. Ever. Leave a Wrexham game’.

Elliot Lee netted a 96th-minute equaliser to complete the comeback for Wrexham vs Swindon

James Jones also scored in extra-time as Wrexham came back from three-goals behind

Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney reacted to their comeback

Phil Parkinson’s side found themselves 4-1 down after Jake Young and Charlie Austin gave the visitors a two-goal lead.

Jake Bickerstaff pulled one back for the Welsh side but Daniel Kemp and a second from Young meant that Wrexham were down three goals at half-time.

However, the hosts came out with a point to prove in the second half and made it 4-3 after Elliot Lee and James Jones netted.

Despite this, they were pegged back once again as Kemp restored Swindon’s two-goal lead.

It looked like the visitors would leave with all three points as they kept their two-goal advantage heading into added time before Wrexham pulled off the incredible comeback.

Jones netted his second goal in the 92nd minute to give the hosts hope before Lee scored in the 96th minute to rescue the point for his side.

Speaking after the match, Parkinson praised his side as he said: ‘The lads were never ever giving in. If you put on a Wrexham shirt that’s a requirement. But equally, we’ve got to be honest with ourselves. We need to do better.’ 

Reynolds and McElhenney will be hoping for less drama in future games as they look to climb the Football League with Wrexham following their promotion last season. 

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