Harrogate Town drew 2-2 with Wrexham last night in front of a record-breaking number of spectators at EnviroVent Stadium.
Record-breaking crowd turn out to watch Harrogate Town host Wrexham A record-breaking crowd turned out to see Harrogate Town draw 2-2 with Wrexham last night (Tuesday). Town hosted the high-flying Welsh side in a thrilling draw at EnviroVent Stadium, fighting back from a 2-0 deficit. And Harrogate Town have revealed the total capacity for the match was 3,767 - the highest of the season so far. Prior to kick off, speculation was rife as to whether Hollywood A-lister Ryan Reynolds, who co-owns Wrexham, would attend the match. But attentions turned to the pitch for the match and Harrogate were unlucky not to turn a 2-goal deficit into a victory following goals from Anthony O’Connor and Dean Cornelius. Manager Simon Weaver said:
“The reaction was brilliant. We got right on the front foot and it was a strong response. “It showed the spirit and character that we have got because the least we deserved was a point.”[caption id="attachment_90119" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] More than 3,700 fans attended the match between Harrogate Town and Wrexham. (Photos: TownPix)[/caption] Harrogate Town unveiled their new away end at EnviroVent Stadium and 115 away fans made the trip. The result leaves Town in 16th place in League Two, whilst Wrexham remain 2nd. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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