THE SUPPORT on show for Wrexham was simply incredible during the year of 2023.

And the club's players and staff certainly repaid that level of faithfulness shown by the fans as it turned out to be a year to remember.

2023 was the year that Wrexham ended 15 years of heartbreak to return to the English Football League.

They did so by beating Boreham Wood 3-1 back in April of last year to be crowned National League champions.

A Hollywood takeover by Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds - and the Welcome to Wrexham documentary - has also helped to boost the club's popularity to unprecedented levels.

And that has meant that attendances - both home and away - have been sensational.

Sell-outs are the norm at the STok Cae Ras and bagging an away ticket has become like trying to get a golden ticket to the Wonka factory.

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People from all over the world have put watching Wrexham down on their bucket list by now, with fans from America, Canada, Brazil and so many other countries having visited last season.

But, which matches did the Reds receive the biggest support in? Well, here's the complete list of Wrexham attendances for the year 2023 ...

HOME

  • Bromley (Jan 10) - 9,807
  • Sheffield United (Jan 29) - 9,909
  • Wealdstone (Feb 11) - 10,091
  • Woking (Feb 14) - 10,030
  • Scunthorpe United (Feb 21) - 9,915
  • Dorking Wanderers (Feb 25) - 10,053
  • Chesterfield (Feb 28) - 9,854
  • Southend United (Mar 11) - 9,770
  • York City (Mar 25) - 10,161
  • Oldham Athletic (Apr 1) - 9,910
  • Notts County (Apr 10) - 9,924
  • Yeovil Town (Apr 18) - 10,106
  • Boreham Wood (Apr 22) - 10,126 - The title/promotion winning match!
  • MK Dons (Aug 5) - 10,205
  • Wigan Athletic (Aug 8) - 9,736
  • Walsall (Aug 15) - 10,118
  • Swindon Town (Aug 19) - 10,258
  • Bradford City (Aug 29) - 9,816
  • Doncaster Rovers (Sep 9) - 10,254
  • Grimsby Town (Sep 16) - 10,116
  • Crewe Alexandra (Sep 30) - 10,007
  • Salford City (Oct 14) - 9,771
  • Sutton United (Oct 24) - 10,183
  • Port Vale (Nov 7) - 7,870
  • Gillingham (Nov 11) - 10,268
  • Morecambe (Nov 25) - 10,224
  • Yeovil Town (Dec 3) - 9,604
  • Burton Albion (Dec 5) - 4,963
  • Colchester United (Dec 16) - 9,746
  • Newport County (Dec 23) - 12,095

A temporary stand was put in place at the STok Cae Ras ahead of the Newport County match, hence the boost in numbers.

AWAY

  • Solihull Moors (Jan 2) - 3,915
  • Coventry City (Jan 7,) - 18,218
  • Maidstone United (Jan 21) - 3,341
  • Gateshead (Jan 24) - 1,422
  • Altrincham (Feb 4) - 4,865
  • Sheffield United (Feb 7) - 20,310
  • Aldershot Town (Feb 18) - 4,568
  • Maidenhead United (Mar 4) - 3,534
  • Dagenham and Redbridge (Mar 7) - 2,772
  • Bromley (Mar 18) - 5,027
  • Halifax Town (Apr 7) - 7,863
  • Barnet (Apr 15) - 5,265
  • Torquay United (Apr 29) - 4,908
  • Wimbledon (Aug 12) - 8,584
  • Barrow (Aug 26) - 4,789
  • Tranmere Rovers (Sep 2) - 10,614
  • Stockport County (Sep 23) - 9,548
  • Mansfield Town (Oct 3) - 8,613
  • Crawley Town (Oct 7) - 5,572
  • Crewe Alexandra (Oct 10) - 3,751
  • Bradford City (Oct 21) - 21,552
  • Notts County (Oct 28) - 16,083
  • Mansfield Town (Nov 4) - 6,158
  • Accrington Stanley (Nov 18) - 5,261
  • Harrogate Town (Nov 28) - 3,767
  • Swindon Town (Dec 26) - 12,271
  • Walsall (Dec 29) - 8,709

Of course, when the new Kop is complete, these numbers will rise even further with the capacity expected to be boosted to 15,000.