Harrogate Town have learned their FA Cup first round opponents - and it will be Ryan Reynolds-owned Wrexham who will be visiting the Exercise Stadium.
The draw was made at Bradford City’s Valley Parade last night (Monday), with ties set to be played between Friday 1st November and Monday 4th November.
And spectators will be hoping that Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds, who is the co-owner of Wrexham, will be in attendance.
Reynolds has owned the Welsh club alongside It's Always Sunny actor Rob McElhenney since 2020, with the pair often attending away matches.
Their documentary, Welcome to Wrexham, has been renewed by a fourth season and is rumoured to be released in April next year.
But it's unclear whether the actors will be filming during their visit to Harrogate.
Harrogate Town have got the better of recent meetings between the two sides.
Despite Wrexham gaining promotion from League Two, they were unable to beat Harrogate in either meeting during the season.
The sides drew 2-2 at The Exercise Stadium in November before playing out a 0-0 draw at The Racecourse Ground in March.

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