Ryan Reynolds should be especially keen for Wrexham to beat Norwich City this weekend for one reason.
Wrexham are underdogs against Norwich City, being given less than a 30% chance of winning on Saturday.
The Red Dragons have only won one league game this season and are now 21st in the Championship.
Norwich, meanwhile, are up in 10th place and are being backed to pick up the win by Opta, something Ryan Reynolds should be desperate to avoid.
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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman’s teams set to clash
During his time as co-owner, Reynolds has brought a number of famous faces to the Racecourse Ground.
Hugh Jackman attended a Wrexham match in 2024 alongside Ryan, amid the duo promoting the Deadpool and Wolverine film.
The co-stars are now going to be on opposing sides this weekend when the Dragons take on Norwich.
Reynolds is obviously heavily invested in Wrexham, while Jackman has previously revealed he is a fan of the Canaries.
He told BBC Radio 5 Live back in 2011: “Sometimes I make big mistakes. I got a letter about a year ago saying, ‘Being such a huge Norwich City fan would I like to be a celebrity investor?’, like a small part-owner.”
“I said, ‘I think that’s a little stretched, I’ve been to Carrow Road once, my mum took me’, so I decided not to invest.
“And since then they’re on a run, so what do I know?”
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Hugh Jackman verdict on Wrexham
While he will be on the opposing side this weekend, Jackman has previously expressed praise for Wrexham.
After attending the aforementioned match with Ryan, he stated: “Going to a Wrexham game, which was one of the great highlights for me, with him, and we were walking around and it really mirrored my relationship with Ryan.
“Because I could see in the eyes of people going, ‘I really thought you were —-, but you are actually a good guy and on a massive level.”
It’s not known if Jackman will attend on Saturday. As for Reynolds, he made the trip to Wales last weekend, so it’s unlikely he will still be in the UK on September 20.