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Football Focus 2 

Given it’s the world’s most popular game, it’s perhaps not surprising that one foray into the life of the footballing elite was simply not enough; as some of Prague’s hottest soccer stars gather once again for a sordid session of ass-banging fury! As ever, Jaro Stone leads the field of cock-draining talent; with Ray Mannix, Joel Vargas and new signings, Mike Cole and Zane Pieters, ensuring that the spunk’s on tap from start to final whistle! Indeed, with everyone hitting the scoresheet, and balls rupturing in both halves, this is yet another cum-drenched tournament that you simply won’t want to miss!
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Given it’s the world’s most popular game, it’s perhaps not surprising that one foray into the life of the footballing elite was simply not enough; as some of Prague’s hottest soccer stars gather once again for a sordid session of ass-banging fury! As ever, Jaro Stone leads the field of cock-draining talent; with Ray Mannix, Joel Vargas and new signings, Mike Cole and Zane Pieters, ensuring that the spunk’s on tap from start to final whistle! Indeed, with everyone hitting the scoresheet, and balls rupturing in both halves, this is yet another cum-drenched tournament that you simply won’t want to miss!

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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Staxus

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