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Wrexham AFC pre-season tour 2023: Fixtures, how to watch, tickets and everything you need to know

Wrexham AFC are flying to the United States of America for a high-profile pre-season tour in 2023. So, here is everything to know on Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds’ summer plans.

The Racecourse Ground team are jetting across the pond for the first time in Wrexham AFC’s club history this summer. It marks the latest step by Wrexham AFC’s owners , Hollywood duo McElhenney and Reynolds, to promote the Red Dragons’ image in the US since buying them.

A trip to America will also give Phil Parkinson a chance to see how Wrexham AFC’s first-team squad fare against Premier League opposition. It will also form the foundation for the club’s return to League Two as the 22/23 National League champions after 15 years out of the EFL.

When does Wrexham AFC’s pre-season start?

The first group of Wrexham AFC players reported back to Colliers Park on Thursday, June 29 to start pre-season training. Parkinson will welcome the remainder of his squad back to the club’s training facilities in due course. He opted to split his players return dates this summer.

Aaron Hayden, Elliot Lee and Ollie Palmer were amongst the Red Dragons players to report for pre-season on June 29. Parkinson put his players, including Wrexham AFC academy gem Owen Cushion, through fitness tests in the gym at the Racecourse Ground to kick things off.

Attentions then turned to the short trip to Colliers Park in the afternoon for sprinting, agility and bleep test drills. James Jones led the way during Wrexham AFC’s bleep test on June 29. Wrexham AFC will start their full first-team pre-season fixture list with a friendly on July 19.

The Soccer Tournament in Cary, North Carolina also served as an early pre-season start for some Wrexham AFC players. The Red Dragons contested the seven-a-side event, held from June 1 to June 4. Wrexham AFC unleashed a representative line-up in the event in America.

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As of June 13, Wrexham AFC have confirmed four pre-season friendlies for their tour of the United States in 2023. The Red Dragons have signed up to play two Premier League teams during their time across the pond. While Parkinson’s squad will also play against LA Galaxy II.

Chelsea and Manchester United await the Racecourse Ground club in the USA. But the Red Devils will not name a full-strength line-up. Instead, boss Erik ten Hag is set to pick a youth-focused XI from the Old Trafford natives’ travelling team and include several academy gems.

Wrexham AFC’s friendly with Manchester United will take place during the Red Devil’s week-long pre-season training camp in San Diego. While the Red Dragons will meet Chelsea in the FC Series in North Carolina. Their friendly is the two team’s first-ever meeting on neutral soil.

A further friendly in America at MLS Next Pro side Philadelphia Union II rounds out Wrexham AFC’s tour of the USA, as well. The Red Dragons will also visit Subaru Park to face the MLS outfit’s team of young prospects in McElhenney’s home city, Philadelphia, for the first time.

• July 19, KO 00:00 BST: Wrexham vs Chelsea, Kenan Stadium, North Carolina
• July 22, KO 03:30 BST: Wrexham vs LA Galaxy II, Dignity Health Sports Park, Carson
• July 25, KO 00:30 BST: Wrexham vs Man Utd, Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego
• July 28, KO 00:30 BST: Philadelphia Union II vs Wrexham, Subaru Park, Chester

How to watch Wrexham AFC’s 2023 pre-season fixtures

Wrexham AFC are still to confirm which networks will broadcast all of their 2023 pre-season friendlies, including the tour of the US, in the UK. But fans can watch Wrexham AFC take on Chelsea live on TV via S4C Clic. The match is also live on YouTube and Facebook via Sgorio.

Additionally, Chelsea will broadcast their pre-season friendly against Wrexham AFC through the Premier League side’s website and The 5th Stand app. While fans can watch Manchester United against Wrexham AFC through the Old Trafford natives’ in-house channel, MUFC TV.

Tickets for Wrexham AFC’s summer schedule

Tickets for Wrexham AFC’s pre-season friendlies against Chelsea, LA Galaxy II, Manchester United and Philadelphia Union II are on sale. A part of the price of all tickets for their tie with Chelsea will also go to the Pediatric Hematology Oncology Clinic at UNC Children’s Hospital.

But fans can no longer buy tickets to see Wrexham AFC’s pre-season friendly with Chelsea in the FC Series. Their match sold out on May 2, shortly after tickets went on general sale.

On-sale dates for tickets to the Red Dragon’s pre-season matches:

Tickets for Wrexham AFC’s pre-season meeting against Chelsea went on sale on these dates, here :

• April 25, 17:00 BST until April 27, 12:00 BST: Registered fans’ pre-sale window
• April 27, 15:00 BST: General sale

Tickets for Wrexham AFC’s pre-season clash with Manchester United go on sale on these dates, here :

• March 27, 20:00 BST: Registered fans pre-sale window plus Manchester United season ticket holders, club members and executive club members
• March 29, 16:00 BST: General sale

Tickets for Wrexham AFC’s pre-season friendly against LA Galaxy II go on sale on these dates, here :

• May 3, 18:00 BST to May 4, 17:59 BST: American Express card members’ pre-sale window
• May 4, 18:00 BST: General sale

Tickets for Wrexham AFC’s pre-season friendly against Philadelphia Union II go on sale on these dates, here :

• June 21, 15:00 BST: General sale

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America’s favorite Welsh soccer club is touring the U.S. this summer.

Wrexham AFC – the team co-owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, and the subject of the FX docuseries “Welcome To Wrexham” – will play four matches on American soil in July.

The tour begins on July 19 at Kenan Memorial Stadium in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where Wrexham will face English Premier League giants Chelsea in a friendly. Tickets for that match are already sold out , and it’s the first time Kenan – home of the North Carolina Tar Heels football team – will host an international soccer match. If you were lucky enough to snag tickets, perhaps you can also catch Roy Williams and his wife Swag Surfin’ there .

Other tour stops include July 22 in Los Angeles against LA Galaxy II, July 25 in San Diego versus Manchester United, and July 28 in McElhenney’s hometown of Philadelphia against Philadelphia Union II.

Our full fixture list for this summer's tour has been confirmed! 🇺🇸 🔴⚪ #WxmAFC — Wrexham AFC (@Wrexham_AFC) June 12, 2023

At the end of its last campaign, Wrexham was promoted to the Football League after spending 15 seasons in the National League, the fifth tier of English soccer.

Reynolds and McElhenney purchased the club in 2020, and the team has seen its fanbase grow in the U.S. since the premiere of the FX docuseries — even Paul Rudd is a fan .

The co-owners have also been trying to recruit a star to the team, like Gareth Bale , but have been unsuccessful so far. Perhaps Inter Miami CF owner David Beckham can loan the club Lionel Messi for a match or two.

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NEW YORK — Wrexham will conclude their United States tour in co-owner Rob McElhenney's hometown of Philadelphia, with a match against Major League Soccer (MLS) affiliate team Philadelphia Union II on July 28.

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The star of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," along with his Marvel super-hero co-owner Ryan Reynolds, helped to raise the profile of the Welsh club through their docu-series "Welcome to Wrexham," earning the team legions of U.S. fans.

"We're looking forward to our tour to America in the summer," manager Phil Parkinson said in a statement.

"The club has had a small taste of the support we have over there, and it will be great to take our first-team players over to see that support first-hand."

Wrexham USA summer tour dates, opponents and locations

• July 19: Wrexham vs. Chelsea: Kenan Stadium, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
• July 22: Wrexham vs. LA Galaxy II: Dignity Health Sports Park, Carson, California
• July 25: Wrexham vs. Manchester United: Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, California
• July 28: Wrexham vs. Philadelphia Union II: Subaru Park, Chester, Pennsylvania

The lovable underdogs secured a fairytale return to the English Football League in April after a 15-year absence and the Philadelphia match is part of a victory lap planned across the pond.

(Reporting by Amy Tennery in New York)

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Wrexham is heading back to the United States this summer.

Boosted by the popularity of the hit series “Welcome to Wrexham,” the Welsh side played four matches in the U.S. last summer.

Now, the League Two outfit will return for a three-game tour as it prepares for the 2024-25 season.

Wrexham has confirmed one match so far, a friendly against Chelsea on July 24 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. The two sides met last year in Chapel Hill, N.C., with Chelsea winning 5-0.

Here are Wrexham’s fixtures for its 2024 summer tour of the United States, along with information on purchasing tickets.

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Wrexham’s U.S. tour: A chance to grow ‘mindblowing’ support and push turnover towards $26m

Wrexham ’s turnover this season could hit £20million ($26m), a remarkable sum that would eclipse the income levels of even some established Championship clubs.

A lucrative summer of sponsorship deals with the likes of United Airlines and Stok Cold Brew Coffee partly explains why club insiders believe such a figure may well be achievable in their first season back in the EFL.

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There is the upcoming second series of Welcome to Wrexham , the documentary that has put the club bought by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney on the global sporting map.

And then there is the two-week tour of the United States featuring Phil Parkinson and his players. Friendlies against Chelsea and Manchester United have sold out as supporters in North America finally get their chance to see Paul Mullin, Elliot Lee and co play live.

Wrexham will face the second-string sides of LA Galaxy and Philadelphia Union — the MLS duo’s first teams are this month involved in the expanded Leagues Cup, competing against their Mexican counterparts from Liga MX — before flying home ahead of the new season.

It is not your usual itinerary for a fourth-tier club who have spent the past 15 years in non-League. But, as that projected £20million turnover figure illustrates, Wrexham are not your usual League Two outfit.

This much was brought home to Shaun Harvey, a key advisor to the board since Reynolds and McElhenney first considered buying the club in 2020 , when attending this summer’s inaugural TST tournament in Cary, North Carolina.

“The support for the club was mindblowing,” he says about a four-day competition in June that saw half of the 30,000 tickets sold to fans backing a team of former Wrexham players .

“People had travelled from all over America to go to the TST Tournament and see Wrexham play. All on the back of the documentary. It was unbelievable to be sitting there and thinking, ‘I’m in North Carolina and there’s more people shouting for Wrexham than any other team’.

“I’d expect this to be even bigger, though.”

Andy Morell pumping up the @Wrexham_AFC Red Dragon fans after their lNSANE TST WIN! Are the @Wrexham_AFC supporters the best fans in the world, or what⁉️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 pic.twitter.com/xRPFJH0sNm — TST (@TST7v7) June 1, 2023

Harvey has led Wrexham’s negotiations with the various agencies and governing bodies over a tour that has been some time in the making.

“When Rob and Ryan took over, one of the objectives away from delivering success on the pitch and benefiting Wrexham as a town was to grow the global appeal of the club,” Harvey says.

“There were a couple of attempts to get to the U.S. before this summer. In the first close season after Rob and Ryan had come in (2021), we did speak to Philadelphia Union about going over for a game.

“But the travel restrictions due to COVID-19 were extensive and it quickly became apparent it wasn’t going to be practical. The following summer, we again spoke about playing Philly.

“That time, though, the lack of certainty over where we would be playing the next season (Wrexham lost in the 2021-22 National League play-offs), plus the vaccinations status of the players and so on, made things too complicated.

“This summer has been very different. Thanks to the documentary being a great success, suddenly a lot of clubs now want to play Wrexham. That meant opportunities were coming to us.”

Just as with the documentary — Wrexham do not receive a fee for the show but use the global exposure to drive commercial operations and lure blue-chip sponsors like United Airlines on board — the tour is expected to bring only a modest direct boost to club coffers.

“The tour is more an investment in the future,” says Harvey. “Primarily, the objective is to continue building the profile and fanbase, rather than an immediate financial return. This then comes further down the line, by that fanbase becoming part of the club’s journey.”

Phil Parkinson chuckles when asked about his first pre-season as a manager, exactly 20 years ago when in charge of League One side Colchester United.

“It was a bit different to this summer,” he says. “There was no trip away. Teams from the lower divisions didn’t really do that back then. What I most remember is turning up to train at Essex University on our first day and the ground being absolutely bone dry. No one had watered it for ages.

“I’d got the job a few months earlier (he steered Colchester away from relegation trouble after being appointed in late February 2003) and decided to let quite a few players go.

“The problem was we hadn’t managed to get the replacements I wanted through the door in time for pre-season, meaning we had a pretty threadbare squad to work with.”

Parkinson has no such fears about his Wrexham squad’s readiness for the coming campaign. Huddersfield Town defender Will Boyle is the only new face, with the club prepared to be patient, safe in the knowledge that recruitment in previous transfer windows means the squad is equipped to compete in League Two.

“It is vital we get the right fit,” the 55-year-old Parkinson says. “Not just in terms of how they play and their quality but also as people. This is a unique experience to be part of. They have to be the right ones to fit in with a very, very tight group of lads who have driven each other on.”

Where Parkinson is stepping slightly into the unknown is over the length of the tour and the destination. The furthest he has taken a squad in the past is Sweden in 2016 as Bolton Wanderers manager, while his four pre-seasons at the helm of Bradford City brought three consecutive training camps in Ireland followed by Scotland.

“We’ve spoken to a few people who have been on this sort of trip before,” he says. “Both on the medical side and the coaching side at other clubs. Just to pick their brains on what works and what doesn’t.

“Jet lag is one of those things we need to be aware of. That’s why a lot of planning has gone into the trip. There is a lot of travelling but the opportunity to go to the States — both commercially for the club and as an experience for this group of players and staff — is a fantastic one.”

Parkinson and Harvey liaised closely during the planning. Training facilities and proximity to the team hotel formed a big part of the early talks, with both realising the importance of the next two weeks when it comes to being ready for the August 5 opener against MK Dons.

To aid that process, preparations have been rejigged since the squad returned for pre-season training towards the end of June. There was an in-house game and then a behind-closed-doors friendly against Bala Town was arranged before the squad flew out to North Carolina on Sunday. “We wanted to get just the right amount of minutes into each player before the trip,” says Parkinson. “This is quite a different pre-season, in that we are away for two weeks, so we had to maximise the benefits of our time in the UK.”

Planning for the tour has had to be equally flexible. The July 25 meeting with Manchester United at San Diego’s 51,000-capacity Snapdragon Stadium was the first to be confirmed this year after negotiations had begun in the autumn.

A publicity video featuring a video call between Wrexham’s Hollywood owners and Sir Alex Ferguson followed, which ended with Reynolds panicking and hanging up on the silent managerial great who then reveals the pair had been on mute throughout.

50% Dragon. 50% Devil. 100% Red. Wrexham play @ManUtd in San Diego, July 25th! 🔴⚪️ #WxmAFC pic.twitter.com/w7zUjB3d3K — Wrexham AFC (@Wrexham_AFC) March 27, 2023

In terms of Wrexham’s programme of fixtures across the Atlantic, former EFL chief executive Harvey says: “We were adamant that, if playing Manchester United in San Diego, we needed another game on the west coast. That led us to Los Angeles — which is where Rob lives — and the Galaxy.

“Having had two aborted attempts with Philly Union, there was no way we weren’t going to play them this time if it could be scheduled. It is also on its way back from the west coast.

“We always wanted four games, thinking that was just about right for the distance we are travelling and having the players together. Then the opportunity to play Chelsea came up, primarily because they were contracted with an agent who believed Wrexham was a lot more attractive a proposition than our league status would suggest.”

Even allowing for how the United XI is likely to be made up of Under-21s players due to the first team facing Real Madrid in Texas the following day, landing fixtures against two of the Premier League’s biggest names raised plenty of eyebrows.

So, too, did how the Chelsea and United fixtures are being played in stadiums boasting a 50,000-plus capacity. “Our stance was they must know the market,” says Harvey. “The Manchester United game sold out very quickly.

“We don’t know yet what numbers will be there to support us or the opposition. And I’m not going to say we have more supporters than Manchester United in America.

“But it will be fascinating to see the makeup of the crowd. How many are there to watch the Premier League team? And how many to watch Wrexham?”

The players have had a taste of the spotlight that seems to follow the club’s every move on this tour, having spent five days celebrating promotion in Las Vegas last May. For Parkinson and his coaching staff, however, this will be a new experience.

“I went on holiday this summer in Europe but still got a taste,” says the former Sunderland manager. “There were a lot of American tourists around and they’d all want to come up and speak to me about Wrexham.

“I’d be in a bar, walking down the street, it didn’t matter. I was a little bit taken aback by it all. It’s great for the club to have such a high profile.”

The tour is likely to be just as important commercially. With the ink still drying on those seven-figure sponsorship deals, the next fortnight provides an opportunity to bolster the brand further.

Throw in the imminent release of Welcome to Wrexham’s second series and it is easy to see why an annual turnover of £20million is seen as an achievable goal.

For context, Bradford City — comfortably the fourth tier’s best-supported club last season, with an average attendance of 17,000 — posted revenue of £7.3million in their last set of published accounts (2021-22), while Luton Town, now in the Premier League, earned £17.4million across the same period and losing Championship play-off finalists Coventry City £18.1million.

Wrexham’s turnover in 2021-22 stood at £5.97million , more than quadrupling their revenue of £1.47million in the year that included the Reynolds and McElhenney takeover going through in February 2021.

No wonder this summer’s tour could be just the start for the Welsh club in the United States.

“Unless something happens that we’ve not perceived as a possibility, then it is difficult to see why touring the U.S. would not become an annual affair,” says Harvey.

(Top photo: Wrexham fans at the Red Dragons’ opening TST match against Como 1907 in Cary, NC; by Rooted Creative x TST)

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Welcome to Wrexham season three will have to wait a bit longer. The third installment of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney ‘s soccer docuseries will delay its premiere to early May, FX announced Thursday.

The show was originally set to premiere its third season April 18, but the release has now been pushed to May 2. FX did not give a reason for the shift.

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The show won five Emmy Awards for its first season in January, after concluding its second installment last December. FX confirmed season three’s renewal in November 2023.

“In 2020, Rob and Ryan teamed up to purchase the fifth tier Red Dragons in the hopes of turning the Club into an underdog story the whole world could root for,” an FX release read Thursday. “The world took notice and change is afoot. After 15 painful seasons in the National League, the Club finally achieved promotion back into the English Football League. The stakes have never been higher.”

Season three will now offer “unprecedented access on the pitch, bringing viewers inside the locker room and alongside the players, while the action is unfolding in some of the biggest matches Wrexham AFC has ever played,” the release continued.

Welcome to Wrexham airs on the linear network, then streams to Hulu the following day. The season three premiere will include the first two episodes.

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The LPGA Tour will be implementing a new format for this year’s T-Mobile Match Play presented by MGM Rewards at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas, Nev. Instead of group-based match play, the event will now feature a combination of stroke and match play to determine who will take home a share of a $2 million purse and 500 Race to the CME Globe points.

Here's a quick day-by-day breakdown of the format for the T-Mobile Match Play presented by MGM Rewards:

Wednesday and Thursday

Stroke play with a cut after 36 holes to the top 65 and ties

Stroke play with a cut after 54 holes to the top-eight players; in the event of a tie for the last match-play spot(s), a hole-by-hole stroke-play playoff will be utilized to decide the final match-play spot(s)

• Match-Play Seeding:  For ties within the top-eight, match-play seeding will be determined using the following criteria: lowest score from the third round, then lowest score from the second round, then lowest score from the first round and finally, Rolex Women’s World Golf Ranking as of Monday, April 1.
• Seeding for players in a playoff for the final match-play spot(s) will be determined by those players’ scores on the playoff holes if the scores are different. If the playoff scores are the same, seeding will then be determined by the above criteria.

Single-elimination match-play bracket; Quarterfinals in the morning and Semifinals in the afternoon

Single-elimination match-play bracket; Championship Match

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Taylor Swift Hits Major Money Milestone — Thanks to Eras Tour

Best believe Taylor Swift is still bejeweled — now more than ever.

On Tuesday, April 2, Forbes announced their "World's Celebrity Billionaires" list, with Swift making the cut for the first time.

The outlet — known for its running tallies of the world's wealthiest stars — noted that the 14-time Grammy winner, 34, became a billionaire in October, due in part to an "estimated $190 million post-tax earnings from her historic Eras Tour. " Forbes also announced that Swift was the "the first person to [become a billionaire] based solely on songwriting and performing."

Swift kicked off the pop culture juggernaut that is the Eras Tour back in March 2023, dedicating three and a half hours every night in cities all across the world to performing her biggest hits from every one of her various eras since her 2006 debut. Fans who have been lucky enough to score tickets to the highly-coveted tour have been treated to an undeniable display of talent, a different surprise song — and occasionally, various surprise guests — and a dazzling display of special effects at every tour stop, trading handmade friendship bracelets with each other as a form of tailgating before every show.

"I've never had this much fun in my life as I have had on the Eras Tour ," Swift said at the premiere of the Eras Tour movie, which in itself broke massive records. "It is far and away just the most electric experience of my life."

As the Eras Tour continues in 2024 — Swift has made her way to Asia and Australia this year and will head to Europe and the U.K. before coming back to the United States and Canada — as does her reign over the music industry and pop culture as a whole.

In February, she made Grammys history while taking home her fourth Album of the Year award (more than any other artist in history) for her 10th studio album, Midnights . Next month, she'll drop her eleventh, The Tortured Poets Department , on Friday, April 19.

Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce continues to make headlines nearly every day after the couple began dating in late summer 2023. After cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs tight end all the way to the Super Bowl in February, it's appeared that Swift has only fallen deeper in love with Kelce, who reportedly introduced his three nieces to Swift for the first time on Easter Sunday.

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