Extreme Football

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2014•26 min/ep•Animation

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Every weekend, Samy and his friends meet up at a mall under construction that became their private street football arena, hidden from the eyes of the townspeople, A new and spectacular game has emerged, incorporating other urban sports such as komball, free-running, rollerblading, dance, acrobatics and gymnastics : Extreme Street Football. The game is on!

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