Inside Wrexham’s wild dressing room celebrations as stars scoff Madri on pitch and Ryan Reynolds reduced to tears

WREXHAM stars wildly celebrated achieving promotion to League One.

The Welsh club completed their second promotion in as many years with a thumping 6-0 win over Forest Green Rovers.

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Wrexham stars were guzzling beer after gaining promotion[/caption]

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The celebrations continued into the dressing room[/caption]

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Players sang promotion songs[/caption]

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More beer was sprayed by the players in the changing room[/caption]

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Rob McElhenney (L) and Ryan Reynolds (R) both took to social media to celebrate[/caption]

Wrexham have accumulated 82 points and to seal one of the three promotion spots in League Two.

Stockport have also earned their spot in England’s third tier for next season, and need one more win to secure the title.

But second place is more than enough for the Red Dragons, who went ahead through Elliot Lee before star man Paul Mullin doubled the lead.

Forest Green defender Ryan Inniss put through his own net to make it three and Mullin struck again before half-time.

With the result in the bag, Ryan Barnett and Jack Marriott rounded off the scoring to make it an emphatic six.

While the dominant victory on its own was not enough to achieve promotion, MK Dons’ 4-1 defeat at the hands of Mansfield meant Wrexham’s League One spot was confirmed.

And, at full-time, party mode was activated as stars could be seen celebrating on the pitch.

Lee was one of the stars that could be seen scoffing a bottle of Madri lager on the pitch.

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Manager Phil Parkinson was serenaded by fans as he lapped the pitch applauding.

The rest of his team-mates joined him as they sprayed the beer in jubilation.

The celebrations continued into the dressing room as the team was filmed singing “We are going up” with more beer being sprayed.

Co-owner and Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds took to social media following the result.

Reynolds admitted that he was in “tears of joy” at the promotion.

He posted: “A few years ago, if you told me I would be crying tears of joy over a football match taking place in North Wales, you would be Rob McElhenney.

“Congrats to Wrexham and to my co-chairman in crime. Double up the town! This is the ride of our lives.”

He continued: “My soul feels like it’s left my body.

“Unbelievable moment for the town, the club and the hundreds of people behind the scenes doing the hard stuff.”

While co-owner Rob McElhenney also tweeted after the result as he wrote: “No words.”

Last year, Wrexham won promotion from the National League and the players were rewarded with a trip to Las Vegas.

The club’s highest finish in the English Football League was 7th in Division Two in 1998.