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  FA Cup dream over for Wrexham and its Hollywood owners

  For Wrexham’s Hollywood owners, the sequel proved to be a heartbreaker. The Welsh soccer club owned by celebrities Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney lost its FA Cup replay with Sheffield United 3-1 on Tuesday, conceding two goals deep into stoppage time. A win for Wrexham, the lowest-ranked team remaining in the famous old competition, would have set up a match in the fifth round — or the last 16 — with Tottenham and its star striker, Harry Kane.

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  Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham soccer team is making its US debut in Cary. Here’s what to know.

  The Wrexham team from Wales has gained international fame, thanks to co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney and an FX TV series.

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  Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson's Relationship Timeline

  Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson met on the set of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

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  Dragons revitalised under Hollywood owners – Wrexham keep making the headlines

  The Dragons were taken over by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney two years ago.

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  Wrexham to compete in 7-on-7 tournament in North Carolina

  Wrexham, the fifth-tier Welsh club owned by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, will send a team to compete in a $1 million, winner-take-all, seven—on-seven tournament in early June in Cary, North Carolina. The 32-team tournament includes Mexico's Necaxa and teams organized by former U.S captain Clint Dempsey, U.S. women's team midfielder Heather O’Reilly and Hashtag United, a British site founded by YouTube personality Spencer Carmichael-Brown. TBT Enterprises is organizing the tournamen

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  Wrexham To The Premier League? Ryan Reynolds Sets 10-Year Goal After Riveting FA Cup Performance

  “You serious, Clark?” Ryan Reynolds fans are used to the Canadian actor saying hilarious things (or in the case of his comic book alter ego Deadpool, hilarious and outrageous things), but his recent comments to the British media regarding his soccer club Wrexham, which he co-owns with fellow actor Rob McElhenney, are sure to raise eyebrows among footy fans. “In 10 years' time, the plan is Premier League,” the star said Sunday, according to the Daily Mail. “Why not? No one has ever done anything

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  Blake Lively Buys ESPN+ to Watch Ryan Reynolds 'Experience Crippling Anxiety' During Wrexham Match

  The actress poked fun at her husband on Instagram while his Welsh soccer team competed for a win

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  Blake Lively says she bought ESPN+ just to watch husband Ryan Reynolds experience 'crippling anxiety' at Wrexham soccer game: 'Worth it'

  Reynolds, who co-owns the club with Rob McElhenney, was joined by the couple's eldest daughter James, 8, for the nailbiting game on Sunday.

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  Rob McElhenney confirms filming has started on season 16 of It's Always Sunny

  Nearly eighteen years after the Paddy’s Pub gang first burst into our collective lives, applying Wild Card energy with reckless abandon, Rob McElhenney has revealed that his improbably long-lived sitcom, It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, has officially begun filming on its 16th season.

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  Wrexham eyes Hollywood ending in impressive FA Cup run

  The Hollywood owners of Wrexham are still learning the vernacular of British soccer. Rob McElhenney, who co-owns the fifth-tier club with fellow actor Ryan Reynolds, joked that he’s visited Sheffield and likes the people but “they of course are the enemy now and their tyrannical reign through the Championship must be stopped a la Goliath.” Wrexham is lowest-ranked team left in the world’s oldest soccer knockout competition, 71 places below its opponent in English soccer’s pyramid.

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