2nd season of Ryan Reynold’s ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ to get its star finale after spectacular soccer win

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Spoiler alert! Season 2 of "Welcome to Wrexham" is set to get the Hollywood ending the first one failed to deliver.

This being Wrexham, however, a last-minute plot twist isn't out of the question.

It's hard to imagine that even the Welsh soccer team’s A-list owners, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, could have anticipated the edge-of-your-seat, unscripted spectacle created by this unlikely union.

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"That was the most dramatic thing I’ve ever seen in my life," a breathless Reynolds said after the 3-2 win over Notts County that put Wrexham on the brink of promotion from the National League, five steps below the Premier League. "I will never be the same again."

When Tinseltown met a former mining town in Wales, sparks flew. And even if Reynolds and McElhenney recognized the entertainment value of a fly-on-the-wall documentary about a historic but down-on-its-luck soccer team run by two actors learning the ropes of sports club ownership, the end product has probably exceeded all expectations.

That is, apart from the on-field success the pair set out to deliver after completing their $2.5 million takeover in 2021.

A win over Boreham Wood on Saturday would secure the league title and, with it, automatic promotion to the fourth division of English soccer after a 15-year wait.

"There’s a lot of pain the supporters have gone through," Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson told The Associated Press. "We’ve got a great opportunity to finish the job this week. We know it’s not easy, but it is in our hands."

A routine three points at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday would almost feel too straightforward given the wild ride