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To finish this miserable year on more positive note single player online manager Santa Monica FC Online prepared a small Xmas present.
Creators of single player online manager Santa Monica FC Online prepared a small Xmas gift for their users:
" Since none of us had much to be jolly about this year, due to COVID-19 and other stuff, we decided to give you all a small present during this Christmas - from today until end of the year that should be forgotten, everyone can play up to 10 seasons in Santa Monica FC Online for free. "
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