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Andrade :

O barboza entendeu oque é ser palmeiras rápido dms véi

2026-10-20 10:16:58

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a MSC n combina com o time

2026-10-21 00:54:36

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CARDØSO🇹🇭🥊 :

2026-10-19 21:12:43

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mds wx🥀 :

aonde eu sou cria ngn gosta de Corinthiano

2026-10-20 15:09:21

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Fzz :

a tabelaaaaaaaaa

2026-10-19 23:16:41

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CJ🇧🇷 :

calma aí filho 81 mundial e 4 vezes dono da América

2026-10-21 00:42:46

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notz sep🇮🇹 :

aonde ele e cria!

2026-10-19 19:42:48

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Douradwz890_ :

segue o líder

2026-10-19 19:41:02

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Ronaldo Oliveira :

2026-10-20 17:10:58

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vtzin :

segue o líder

2026-10-20 20:59:24

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Henrico Gomes :

2026-10-20 00:11:07

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Vitor.SEP🇮🇹✍️🏼 :

brabo

2026-10-19 18:17:52

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2026-10-20 22:54:08

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palmeiras_sep :

2026-10-19 18:41:59

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Elandson Santos :

2026-10-20 23:53:47

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ᏴХᏞᏞᎬᎡཌ🩸 :

2026-10-20 00:32:20

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SEPmara🇮🇹 :

2026-10-20 11:45:12

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Só fé ✌🏼❤️‍🔥 :

2026-10-19 23:13:52

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natalia berttin :

2026-10-19 23:53:48

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Ruanzix-kj🇧🇷 :

2026-10-20 09:16:19

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wl :

2026-10-21 21:13:30

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derlan :

chegou a pouco mais já provou a ser palmeirense pra crl

2026-10-20 23:00:32

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⛓ 💯𝔩𝖚𝔦𝔷⛓ :

2026-10-21 12:21:48

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luan 😝 :

vem Erick bugar Barbosa está esperando

2026-10-20 14:02:01

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2026-10-21 13:56:24

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