THE ATTENDANCE for Wrexham's 5-5 draw with Swindon Town was the highest in 16 years at the Stok Cae Ras.

The last time the Reds' home ground saw an attendance like that was back on May 5, 2007.

That day, 12,374 people turned up to watch Wrexham beat Boston United 3-1 in League Two.

Fast forward, 16 years and the 10,258 people who were in attendance at the Stok Cae Ras on Saturday (August 19) were treated to a real goal-fest.

Wrexham were 4-1 down at half time in their latest League Two match that afternoon.

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A spirited fightback saw them pull it back to 4-3 before Daniel Kemp had seemingly wrapped things up for the visitors by adding a fifth with 20 minutes to go.

But, Wrexham had other ideas as two stoppage time goals from James Jones (92') and Elliot Lee (96') secured a comeback for the ages.

The club confirmed that the attendance was the highest the ground has witnessed since that Boston match in 2007.

1,153 of those supporters were there to watch Swindon Town, the club confirmed.

Up next for Wrexham is a trip to Barrow next Saturday (August 26).