Before Ryan Reynolds or Rob Mac had even attended their first game at Wrexham’s Racecourse ground, back when the historic Welsh club was still in England’s fifth tier, the ultimate goal was already clear. “We’d be lying if the dream wasn’t the Premier League ,” Reynolds admitted. Less than five years later, that dream doesn’t look so fanciful anymore. Wrexham are just 90 minutes away from securing the final spot in the EFL Championship’s promotion playoffs. The top five of Coventry City, Ipswich Town, Millwall, Middlesbrough and Southampton are all out of reach, yet Hull City and Derby County are still very much in the race for the sixth-place spot which Wrexham hold with one game of the regular season left to play. Heading into the final day of the campaign on Saturday, the Red Dragons must at least match the results of Hull (who are seventh and level on points with Wrexham) and Derby (eighth, one point back) to secure postseason soccer.…