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Ai urmărit Cupa Mondială? ⚽️🏆 m-a inspirat să postez acest (foarte urât 😂) coş de Fifa International Soccer. Îmi plăcea să joc acest joc. L-ai jucat? „EA Sports, it’s in the game” ・・・ #fifa #internationalsoccer #football #soccer #worldcup #easports #sportsgames #footballgame #segagenesis #megadrive #sega #segagram #megadrivemonday #16bit #cartridgecollective #cib #rceurope #retrogame_feature #retrocollective #retrogaming #videogame #retrocollectiveeurope

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