The city of Wrexham is holding a parade on Tuesday after triumphant seasons from the local club's men's and women's teams.
The Welsh city is filled with red and packed with joyous supporters, with players and staff set to ride buses through prominent streets.
Wrexham's popularity has surged after the club was taken over by celebrity co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney and featured in the docuseries Welcome to Wrexham. But even before they achieved global recognition, they were passionately backed by locals.
Both the men's and women's first teams clinched promotion this season, and each side is being honoured during the parade.
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Getty ImagesFans wait for the team to arrive
Supporters lined the streets and sang as they waited for Wrexham's buses to drive by.
The day has been an economic opportunity for street vendors selling merchandise related to the team.
AdvertisementGetty Images"We are the champions"
With Queen's anthem blaring, Wrexham's parade route began with fans clapping, cheering and trying to nab photos of players on the buses.
Hero Paul Mullin is surely on there somewhere!
Getty ImagesThe view from the buses 😍
Wrexham posted video shot from a team bus – a perspective that helped capture how many people are on hand for the celebrations.
In the crowd, a supporter wore a Deadpool outfit in reference to the famous movie series Reynolds has starred in.
"This town ❤️" wrote the club on Twitter.
Paul Mullin and Elliot Lee in the EFL
Here he is, the man whose goals propelled Wrexham to the National League title this season.
Just like on the pitch, he wasn't far away from strike partner Elliot Lee, who may not have attracted as many headlines but was just as important for the Robins.