Wrexham FCFairytale rises under Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney Is on the verge of another incredible chapter. After a crucial victory over Blackpool, The club is closer to secure marketing to the EFL championship, England’s second division.
Blackpool hosted Wrexham on Monday on Bloomfield Road in match day 44 of 2024-25 EFL League One season. With the hosts who looked at a playoffs and Wrexham pressed automatic marketing, the efforts were high. With McEnney presence, second half -goal from James McClean and Ollie Rathbone in the 61st and 64th minute sealed a 2-1 victory. Rob Apter pulled one back for Blackpool deep into stop time (90+5 ‘), but that wasn’t enough.
The victory moved Wrexham to second place with 86 points from 44 matches – currently occupied the last automatic campaign. The time could not have been better, as third place Wycombe Wanderers suffered a loss of 4-0 to Charlton athleticallows the Welk club to skip them in the position.
With only two matches left, Wrexham’s fate is now stuck in their hands. A third marketing in a row – after climbing from the National League and then League Two – is within reach.
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Birmingham city Have already climbed the League One title with 99 points to 42 games and unlocked its place in next season’s championship. It just leaves an automatic campaign location to take hold –and Wrexham is currently holding.
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The red dragons control their own fate. With 86 points and six still up, they only need to hold three potential challengers: Wycombe (84 points), Charlton (82) and Stockport County (81).
Wrexham’s next match is at home against direct rivals Charlton Athletic next Saturday– A Clash that can define the season. If Wrexham Win and Wycombe release point to Leyton Orient (currently sixth), Reynolds And MCELHENNEY’s page will officially secure marketing, highlight their return to the second division of English football for the first time since the 1981-82 season.
