League Two: the crazy match between Wrexham and Swindon Town (5-5)

Ryan Reynolds didn’t see that one coming.

Promoted to League Two, Wrexham – the club bought two years ago by the actor of Dead Pool and his pal Rob McElhenney – is having a spectacular start to the season. After eating five against MK Dons (3-5) on the first day and sticking four at Walsall on Tuesday (4-2 victory), the Welsh team, at home, delivered an even more extraordinary game with Swindon Town this SATURDAY.

???????????????????????????? Wrexham 3-5 MK Dons ⚪️ ???? AFC Wimbledon 1-1 Wrexham ???? Wrexham 4-2 Walsall -5 Swindon ????

13 goals scored and conceded in their first four games in League Two ???????? pic.twitter.com/icigWkVZIa

— SPORTbible (@sportbible) August 19, 2023

The scenario ? Hang on tight: Jake Young opened the scoring for the visitors (17^e), Charlie Austin made the break (27^e), Jake Bickerstaff closed the gap (29^e), Daniel Kemp gave a layer (31^e) and Young scored twice to make it 4-1 (34^e), Elliot Lee maintained hope from the penalty spot (51^e), James Jones brought the locals back to a goal (55^e), Kemp (second goal also for him) disgusted them by planting his fifth pawn in Ben Foster’s cage, before a crazy additional time: led 5-3 for more than twenty minutes, Wrexham could count on Jones (90^e+2) and Lee (90^e+6 following a free kick from Luke Young), both authors of a double, to finally snatch a point in stoppage time from stoppage time. Ten net shakes in total, and a sweet smell of ‘OL-OM hovering over Racecourse Ground.

WREXHAM 10 GOAL THRILLER 96′ EQUALIZER against Swindon. Entire Racecourse Ground Explodes. Even Ball boy just trying to do his job, but nearly passes out from joy. pic.twitter.com/7bYnld2osk

— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers) August 19, 2023

We say thank you to the extended additional time.