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Futebol 5: Score! (2007)

Hot young guys with tight, glistening bodies who love to play soccer all day suddenly realize there's another game they'd rather be playing - sex! Hard and sweaty sex that only young men can enjoy. Sweat, tears and even a little blood - it's all in the game. And the game is the world's most popular sport, soccer. (Or as the boys call it - futebol!) But if you think the match is hot, wait 'til you see the celebration afterwards. Beautiful Brazilian boys, just old enough to explore the sensuality of each other's chiseled bodies. The post-match parties quickly become hedonistic, all-male orgies with large swollen organs penetrating hungry mouths and tight anal passages.
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Hot young guys with tight, glistening bodies who love to play soccer all day suddenly realize there's another game they'd rather be playing - sex! Hard and sweaty sex that only young men can enjoy. Sweat, tears and even a little blood - it's all in the game. And the game is the world's most popular sport, soccer. (Or as the boys call it - futebol!) But if you think the match is hot, wait 'til you see the celebration afterwards. Beautiful Brazilian boys, just old enough to explore the sensuality of each other's chiseled bodies. The post-match parties quickly become hedonistic, all-male orgies with large swollen organs penetrating hungry mouths and tight anal passages.

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In Theaters:9/14/2007
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Belo Amigo Video

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