Ryan Reynolds has joked that watching Wrexham 's remarkable 6-5 victory over Dover Athletic on Saturday took "nine years off his life" and apologised to his family.
The National League promotion chasers were 5-2 down with half an hour remaining at the Racecourse Ground, as their hopes of reaching League Two were set to suffer a blow. But a brace from Ollie Palmer and added-time strikes from Jordan Davies and Daniel Jarvis secured a dramatic three points in an 11-goal thriller.
In his elation post-match, Wrexham co-owner Reynolds took to Twitter and wrote: "I just lost 9 years off my life. And I'm okay with that. Apologies to my family. Also, bury me in Wales." The result puts the Welsh outfit top of the play-off places, leapfrogging a free-falling Chesterfield to move 10 points behind champions elect Stockport County.
