Wrexham AFC have been promoted for the third season in a row.
The North Wales-based side has gone from the National League to the Championship in just three seasons, under its Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
Wrexham were second in the table and had a run of eight games unbeaten ahead of their match against Charlton Athletic on Saturday, which they won 3-0.
It is the first time any club has been promoted for three consecutive seasons within the top five tiers of English football.
The third oldest association football club in the world, Wrexham AFC was bought by Reynolds and McElhenney in 2020, and has since been the subject of a Disney+ documentary, Welcome To Wrexham.
Reynolds, wearing a Wrexham sweatshirt, and McElhenney were pictured celebrating each goal, and after the game, as the fans came onto the pitch at the SToK Cae Ras (Racecourse Ground) to celebrate the victory with the players.
Both stars came onto the pitch after the supporters returned to the stands.
Speaking to Sky Sports, McElhenney praised those behind the scenes, referring to "so many that don't get the credit they deserve, people who aren't talked about".
Reynolds said bringing success back to the club "seemed like an impossible dream" when they arrived in North Wales in 2020.
He put the three promotions down to "the coaching staff, the greatest dressing room" and an "all for one, one for all" attitude throughout the club, adding he was "speechless with their commitment and their emotion".
As for the mouth-watering prospect of another promotion to the promised land of the Premier League, the pair agreed it was "for tomorrow", before ending the interview with a joint mic-drop.
Veteran striker Steven Fletcher said, "as soon as I came to this club, I knew it was something special. We want to go again. We'll reset in the summer, take a break and go again".
(c) Sky News 2025: Wrexham promoted for third season in a row under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney
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