Wrexham can win the National League title on Saturday with a win over Boreham Wood at The Racecourse Ground, in the biggest game yet under the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
It all boils down to this Saturday, as Wrexham can clinch promotion to the Football League and lift the National League trophy with a win, or even be crowned champions ahead of kick-off. With Wrexham playing later in the day, all eyes will be on Notts County as they travel to Maidstone United.
If Notts County suffer defeat then the title will automatically be Wrexham's but if they pick up any sort of result then the Red Dragons can clinch promotion with a win. It's been the goal for Reynolds and McElhenney ever since purchasing the club in 2021, and they are on the brink of creating history.
It's been a stunning season for both Wrexham and Notts County, but there can only be one winner with the champions being the only team guaranteed to go up. Wrexham have already set a record of 107 points this season, but they need just three more to guarantee the title.
There are still two games remaining for Wrexham, meaning that there's still plenty of time to secure the vital points that they need to hold off Notts County. But Saturday marks their final home game of the season, and they'll want to celebrate their success in front of their own fans.
It could spark a wild Saturday night of celebrations, with Reynolds and McElhenney jetting over for the potentially historic occasion. The town of Wrexham will be brimming with nerves ahead of kick-off, but the fans could find themselves out until the early hours of Sunday morning if all goes well.
Their recent top-of-the-table clash against Notts County broke National League viewing records, and it's likely that a similar number could tune in for Saturday's game. Ahead of the match at the Racecourse here is how you can tune in to watch the action in North Wales live.
How to watch Wrexham vs Yeovil Town via TV and live stream
The match takes place on Saturday 22 April at the Racecourse Ground, with kick-off scheduled for 6:30pm. The game is being broadcast live on BT Sport here, with coverage starting at 6pm for those looking to soak up the pre-match action.
For those wanting to watch digitally, alternatives will be available on the Vanarama National League website. The game can also be followed via the official Wrexham website, with the club providing live radio commentary of the action.
