Wrexham AFC co-chairmen Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds will host a first-of-its-kind live commentary event, Live from Wrexham with Rob & Ryan, for the Club’s Welsh Derby matchup against Swansea City in the EFL Championship on March 13th at 8:00pm GMT. The broadcast will air from the STōK Cae Ras and run alongside the main match coverage on Sky Sports Football.

Live from Wrexham with Rob & Ryan will bring fans into the action with a unique matchday experience, featuring unscripted match analysis and unfiltered, real-time reactions from Mac and Reynolds alongside Sky Sports presenter David Prutton. The live event aims to blend sport, entertainment and documentary-style insider access in real time.

“As with our decision to take over Wrexham five years ago, we genuinely have no idea how this is going to go, but we will give it our best. Neither of us have called a sporting event of any variety, let alone a sport we basically learned the rules of five years ago,” said Mac and Ryan Reynolds, Co-chairmen of Wrexham AFC. “Either way, it will be another unpredictable day at the Racecourse and we can’t wait. We’re grateful to our partners at the EFL and Sky Sports, the latter of which we hope is ready with the bleep button.”

Live from Wrexham with Rob & Ryan builds on the global success of FX’s docuseries Welcome to Wrexham, which introduced audiences worldwide to the Club, its supporters, and the town through heartfelt storytelling. In February 2021, Mac and Reynolds purchased the fifth-tier Red Dragons and since then the team has achieved a historic run of three consecutive promotions, earning a place in the EFL Championship for the first time in 43 years.

“From the very beginning of Rob and Ryan’s ownership, we have strived as a Club to do things differently,” said Michael Williamson, CEO of Wrexham. “The first-ever Live from Wrexham with Rob & Ryan, together with Sky Sports and the EFL, continues on this theme and allows Wrexham fans globally yet another unique way of following our match with Swansea in a world where sport and entertainment collide.”

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