Welcome to Wrexham

Season 5

8 episodes · May 14, 2026

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  • The Heart of Wrexham
    S5E1

    The Heart of Wrexham

    May 14, 202642m

    In a tough new league with a mostly new squad, Wrexham fans and co-chairmen Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds try to keep focus on what makes Wrexham "Wrexham."

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  • Joey Jones
    S5E2

    Joey Jones

    May 14, 202642m

    The team struggles to stay out of the relegation zone as the town honors the legacy of Joey Jones, one of Wrexham's footballing legends.

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  • Coming Together
    S5E3

    Coming Together

    May 21, 202640m

    The pressure on Wrexham AFC mounts as the pricey new players struggle to gel while the women's team adjusts to a new leader.

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  • Wales Forever
    S5E4

    Wales Forever

    May 28, 202641m

    As Wrexham and Swansea City prepare for a Welsh showdown, Nathan Broadhead, Lili Jones and the players of the Wrexham AFC Powerchair Team exemplify the Welsh spirit.

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  • Holiday Spirit
    S5E5

    Holiday Spirit

    Jun 4, 202640m

    After a crushing loss leaves Wrexham spiraling at Christmastime, a big FA Cup matchup against a Premier League opponent gives goalie Arthur Okonkwo a shot at redemption.

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  • Hell Week
    S5E6

    Hell Week

    Jun 11, 202642m

    Wrexham AFC plays three high stakes matches in seven days including hosting legendary Premier League club Chelsea. Co-Chairmen Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds prepare to broadcast a match.

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  • Touching Grass
    S5E7

    Touching Grass

    Jun 18, 202642m

    With Wrexham fighting for a position in the playoffs and perhaps promotion to the Premier League, Phil Parkinson tries to keep his squad - and himself - grounded.

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  • We Go Again
    S5E8

    We Go Again

    Jun 25, 202643m

    Wrexham AFC and two other clubs fight for the last playoff spot as the Reds' chances at being promoted to the Premier League come down to the final days and, in typical Wrexham fashion, seconds.

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