The first Wrexham home opener of the new era arrives, whether Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds are ready for it or not.

Roster changes threaten Wrexham's momentum as they prepare to face the worst team in the league.

Wrexham are playing well but their hopes for promotion are under threat thanks to the amazing play of a surging rival – Notts County.

Some self-inflicted chaos unfolds in Wrexham thanks to Co-Chairmen Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, much to the frustration of Executive Director Humphrey Ker.

After a second place finish last season and with Notts County challenging for first place, Wrexham AFC focuses on building a winning mentality.

The FA Cup provides Wrexham a chance to live up to its storied past and to take on teams playing many leagues above them.

Injuries, the weather and a brutal schedule test Wrexham AFC as the team enters do or die time.

The darkest day in Wrexham history looms over the team and town as they try to shift to a winning mentality.

The Wrexham Women's Team battle for promotion and try to set a Welsh attendance record at the Racecourse.

Wrexham AFC and Notts County clash at the Racecourse in the biggest match in the history of the National League.

Wrexham faces either promotion or the dreaded playoffs.

New players take the pitch and a shocking departure surprises Wrexham as the team tries to find its footing.

Wrexham's global impact can be felt as far away as Patagonia and The Gambia but the team can't seem to win away from the Racecourse.

Wrexham AFC's poor away form casts doubt on their chances for promotion, and as the end of the season nears, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds face some very tough decisions.