Wrexham spokesman and Hollywood actor Rob McElgenney admitted that the incredible price of his club feels like a dream. This reaction came after the Welsh team brought London's Chelsea to the brink in a tense match in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Having covered the defeat with a score of 2:4 at the final hour at the Racecourse Ground stadium, the star did not stream emotions, even though his team, which competes in the Championship, led the two in a match against the famous opponent. Today, the incredible support of the stands of Wrexham two shocked Chelsea's million-dollar warehouse.

The Lords opened the game with Sam Smith's goal, and after Arthur Okonkwo's own goal before the break, they took the lead again at the other half thanks to Callum Doyle's strike. However, the Swede's confirmation from Josh Acheampong sent the group into extra time.

The situation for the rulers was complicated by the resignation of George Dobson after a VAR review at the end of the main hour. In the minority, Wrexham missed Alejandro Garnacho, and after that, as a potential goal by Lewis Brunt was disallowed by VAR for offside, Joao Pedro put a stop to the match.

After gri McElgenna turned to patients and superniks at the social level X: “It is possible, through marriage, sleep, rather than resuming life. Everything looks like a dream. Thank you to the residents of Wrexham and the club for allowing me to be a part of this. 1st Chelsea for the most exciting match. It's not all about hatred and anger. It can be beautiful. I’m sure I’ll be back soon,” said Rob.

Also, the club’s supporters figured out the VAR system, which prevents it from being victorious in the Championship, but it affected the current match (Dobson’s foul and deflection of the goal). When journalists asked about technology, McElgenney spoke about the possibility of broadcasting a word and quoted a fan chant criticizing the system.

Ryan Reynolds ironically added that VAR may be stuck until this interview. Regardless of flight from the Cup, this evening we hope that Wrexham is ready for great uproar. Now the team is focused on the main goal - reaching the Premier League. Being in the playoff zone of the Championship, the dream of regular matches against teams such as Chelsea is becoming more and more real for the Hollywood rulers and their club.