As Ryan Reynolds purchased the Welsh club, Wrexham FC, with millions of dollars alongside Rob McElhenney, more than what changes they will bring about in the club, fans were intrigued by how did Blake Lively react to such a huge purchase. And to no one’s surprise, she was not all too hunky dory about it. While she may not have been happy about the huge purchase, watching her husband get game anxiety on live television made up for it. And most recently Ben Foster has also been added to the list of reasons why Blake Lively would watch a Wrexham FC match.

Wrexham FC scored big when it announced that they were welcoming International champion Ben Foster into the team for this season. The club is playing some of its most crucial games and they cannot afford to lose points given how close they are to the title. Foster’s debut match garnered cheers, including those from Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, and their little ones.

Ryan Reynolds and family cheer Ben Foster at his debut Wrexham match

When we think of a family outing along with a newborn baby, a Wrexham club match against York City following the entry of the premiere league goalkeeper, Ben Foster into the team is not what we imagine. But things are different in the Reynolds household. As reported by Goal, the owner of the club brought along not only Lively but also their four daughters. Call it a coincidence or luck, but the first match the entire family attended together proved to be a huge win for Wrexham FC, who scored ‘3-0’ against York City.

The club was already exhibiting a good pace. Furthermore, Ben Foster’s entry provided a push in the right direction for Wrexham FC. The club obtained a stunning win, with Foster by their side as they won the Football League Trophy. A great day not only for Wrexham FC fans but also for Foster, whose comeback match proved to be a ringer.

What is next for Wrexham FC?

With Ben Foster in the picture, the sky is the limit for Wrexham FC. However, the goalkeeper has only signed a short deal with the Reds.

The club is aiming for an entry into England’s fourth division. We expect that Foster actually helps them in achieving this feat. Furthermore, Wrexham FC is only three points shy of Notts County for the National League title. The big match is slated for the 10th of April.

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