The co-owners watched Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Wolves just a day after Wrexham AFC announced the departure of chief executive Michael Williamson.

Mr Williamson left after two years at the club, with director Shaun Harvey appointed acting chief executive.

Mr Harvey was also at the game and received a standing ovation from supporters in the Macron Stand as he returned to his seat after laying a Remembrance wreath.

Following the match, Ryan Reynolds shared a series of photographs capturing his and Rob’s day at the Racecourse, including an image of the pair standing in front of the rapidly developing new Kop.

He wrote: “An intense one for @wrexham_afc today. What a show the boys put on.

“I can’t believe how far along the new Kop stand is. It feels like a living, breathing promise of the greatest days yet to come. So much to look forward to…

“There’s togetherness in the stands and with the boys on the pitch, but more than anything there’s just something about this place.

“Some of the best days of my life have been spent in this stadium, standing next to @robmac. Today was one of them. Up The Town.”

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The post also included a picture of Reynolds with former Wrexham captain James McClean, who returned to the Racecourse with Wolves.

Another image showed Ryan and Rob presenting long-serving club employee Geraint Parry with a special shirt marking his 25 years working at Wrexham AFC.

On the pitch, Adam Armstrong gave Wrexham the lead before Lewis O’Brien equalised for Wolves as the sides shared the points.

But Ryan’s message looked beyond the result, highlighting the bond between the supporters and players and the progress being made on the new Kop.

Describing the stand as a ‘living, breathing promise’, he said there was ‘so much to look forward to’ before signing off with: “Up The Town.”