Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac cheer on Wrexham from Sky Sports commentary box

Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac entertained viewers as they provided live commentary on their side’s Championship win over Swansea.

The Hollywood duo took to the Sky Sports commentary box for the Welsh derby at the Racecourse Ground and they called a home victory as a first-half strike from Nathan Broadhead and a Liam Cullen own goal consolidated Wrexham’s play-off position.

Neither of them tried to hide their allegiance as they lived and breathed every kick of their side’s match, with Sky Sports host David Prutton compering.

Deadpool actor Reynolds was the star of the show, showcasing his humour, often self-deprecating, with a string of one-liners while Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator Mac appeared to take a more analytical interest in the game.

Mac revealed the pair were given one rule before the broadcast, posting a picture on his Instagram of a note next to the commentary box that read, ‘Don’t say f***’.

Reynolds revealed he was “nervous”, adding: “Most of what I know of sports commentary is from old episodes of Project Runway, so I am in big trouble”.

The pair were soon talking about manager Phil Parkinson, who has retained the full backing of the owners.

Nathan Broadhead gives Wrexham the lead