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Wrexham’s 3-1 win over Boreham Wood, which came after they fought back from 1-0 down after 43 seconds, sparked a joyous pitch invasion, with the club’s owners – Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney – tearfully hugging in the stands.

Reynolds told BBC Sport Wales he felt “unadulterated joy” at the final whistle.

He added: “To see the joy on the players’ faces and, of course, the entire stadium is what it’s all about.”

McElhenney said: “It’s hard to put into words. I actually think I blacked out.

“I don’t remember anybody running onto the pitch. I don’t remember them being on the pitch so yeah, a bit of a blackout for us.

“So much of what we’re feeling isn’t so much to do with us winning, the club, it’s the town – you’re carrying the emotions of so many people in this town and it means so much to them.

“Fifteen years they’ve spent out of the Football League, which ends now, and I think that’s all coming in like a bit of a tsunami moment and I think it’s going to take a minute to process.

“Both Rob and I were up and watching and both of us had tears in our eyes and didn’t quite know how to express what we were feeling.”

As fans celebrated, star striker Mullin, who scored two second-half goals, took selfies with some of those who poured onto the pitch at full-time.