Purple Swarm

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Reads 67
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Parts 4
Time 31m

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After the World Football Association decided that everyone must share a pitch, regardless of sex and gender identity, the whole dynamic of the sport shifted at all levels of play. With the new rule, a small local club's U-20 took the opportunity to mix the best pieces of both previous male and female squads in order to build their own Super-Team and, hopefully, make it to the end of a regional competition...All Rights Reserved

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