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⚽ U13 League Game 2 - LSC vs JFF Full Match! The Livingston Soccer Club (LSC) battles the Jefferson Falcons (JFF) in an exciting U13 League Game 2, packed with goals, tactics, and strong defensive plays from both teams. 🔥 This full-game coverage captures the energy, strategy, and teamwork that define youth soccer at its best. Both sides showed great composure, movement, and adaptability throughout all phases of play. 💪 Highlights include: ⚽ Multiple goals and well-built attacking plays 🧠 Smart tactical setups from both coaches 💥 Strong defensive efforts and clearances under pressure 🎯 Excellent passing, spacing, and teamwork from both squads 🎥 Brought to you by Kuba-Sports, capturing authentic youth sports action across soccer, basketball, and cross country. We focus on real effort, teamwork, and development, showing what makes each game special. 🏆 Every Moment. Every Move. Follow along as these young athletes continue to grow, compete, and showcase their love for the game throughout the season. 👉 Follow Kuba-Sports for full games, highlights, and pregame coverage: 🎥 YouTube: Kuba-Sports 🎬 TikTok: @KubaSportsNow 📸 Instagram: @KubaSportsNow 👏 Amazing effort by both teams! Great goals, teamwork, and strong defensive moments made this a must-watch match.

In the last game of the U13 season between JFS and PVU, the story went far beyond the scoreboard. From the very start, the referees’ ego took center stage, even halting the match over a harmless camera presence with the infamous line: "I don’t want him here. Simple as that!" Questionable calls, lopsided enforcement, and tension on the field didn’t stop our ten-player squad from fighting through and pulling off a win. But the real victory came after the final whistle, when both coaches shared an honest, constructive conversation, the kind of exchange referees could learn from. In a twist, these same referees were dismissed from the very next game, as one coach opted to send them home and let the teams enjoy a friendly practice, scrimmage instead. This video captures it all, the full game, the challenges, the questionable officiating, and the spirit of the players and coaches who rose above it. Fan Bunch in Action, because youth soccer deserves better than ego-driven officiating.

Final game. Tough rival. No holding back. In this U12 Flight 2 season finale, the Jefferson Falcon Freeze took on a physical and determined opponent, Mount Olive Storm (MOS). After a challenging first matchup earlier in the season where rough play went largely unchecked, the team returned ready to respond with focus, discipline, and intensity. From the start, the momentum was different. 💥 JFF came out strong, applying early pressure and finding success on offense. 🧤 In the second half, the defense stayed sharp, and the goalkeeper made key stops to secure a clean sheet and a strong season-ending performance. 🚩 Red and yellow cards were issued, finally holding players accountable and setting the tone that reckless or overly physical play would not be tolerated. It was a much-needed reality check that changed the flow of the game. 👏 Special recognition goes to the single referee, who handled the entire match with professionalism and control. Compared to the confusion and controversy in the previous game against Florham Park Soccer (FPS) — where three referees caused frustration and chaos — this solo official was clear, consistent, and completely in control. ⚽ This was not about payback. It was about showing growth, teamwork, and what the game looks like when it is played — and officiated — the right way. Karma spoke through clean soccer, smart decisions, and a team that never backed down. 🔥 Great job, boys. Proud of the effort, unity, and heart.

Before kickoff between Jefferson Falcon Freeze (JFF) and Mount Olive Storm (MOS), the team locks in with focused warmups, tactical reminders, and lineup finalization. It’s the calm before the storm, where preparation meets purpose. 🎯 Watch as the team brings it in, goes over roles, tightens positioning, and checks in with the refs. The energy is serious, the players are dialed in, and the message is clear — play smart, play together, play hard. From dynamic stretches to last-minute lineup confirmations, this pregame footage captures what most fans never see: the precision, the mindset, and the brotherhood that builds before the whistle blows. ⚽ Full focus. Clean execution. Mental reset. 💬 What’s your favorite pregame ritual? 💬 Should more youth games include official ref check-ins and lineup clarity like this? 👇 Drop a comment and share your thoughts. 🎥 Don’t miss a moment — Subscribe to Kuba-Sports for full games, behind-the-scenes content, and player-focused stories. 📲 Follow our YouTube Shorts and TikTok for highlights, drills, and raw moments that define the game.

The Jefferson Falcon Freeze U12 team faced off against Florham Park Soccer in one of the most controversial matches of the season. The final result didn’t just reflect the gameplay but raised serious concerns about officiating, bias, and referee oversight in youth soccer. Three referees were assigned, but the center ref was very young and inexperienced — and paired with his own father on the sideline. Multiple parents heard the young ref call him “Dad,” confirming the relationship. Throughout the game, both coaches and spectators were left stunned by questionable calls, including: ❌ Offside called on a throw-in ❌ Repeated penalty replays for lateral goalkeeper movement ❌ Missed handballs and inconsistent foul decisions ❌ Delayed rulings and “make-up” calls ❌ Sideline arguments involving the father-referee shouting at parents After the match, the Jefferson coach delivered a powerful and emotional message: “It wasn’t your fault.” A reminder that the players gave everything they had — and the poor officiating should not take away from their effort, spirit, or love of the game. This game highlights a larger issue: lack of accountability and oversight in youth soccer refereeing. Referees should be fair, qualified, and emotionally stable, especially when guiding young athletes in formative competition.

The matchup between Jefferson Falcon Freeze and Florham Park Soccer was intense, but not just because of the players. What unfolded on the field raised serious concerns about referee integrity, oversight, and accountability in youth soccer. While three referees were assigned, the center ref was clearly very young and inexperienced, and was paired with his own father as one of the sideline officials. Multiple parents confirmed hearing the center ref refer to the assistant as “Dad” during the match. Whether or not there was intentional bias, the appearance of favoritism was unmistakable and it undermined the fairness of the game. The officiating quickly became the focus of frustration: ❌ Offside was called on a throw-in, a clear misapplication of the rules ❌ Obvious handballs and clear fouls were missed or ignored ❌ Multiple penalties were retaken against one team due to goalkeeper movement that was sideways, not forward ❌ Calls were delayed, often unclear, and then seemingly balanced out later in the match ❌ Coaches from both teams openly questioned what was happening Tensions escalated further when the father, serving as the sideline referee, was seen yelling at parents who were expressing concern about the officiating. This kind of behavior is not only unprofessional but also deeply inappropriate, especially in a youth sports setting where emotions run high and mutual respect is expected. This kind of low-level officiating falls below any acceptable standard. It is not just poor judgment, it is a breakdown in the structure meant to protect fair play. When referees are unqualified, unchecked, and emotionally reactive, the experience for the players, coaches, and families suffers. Respect goes both ways, but in this case, trust was lost. This game is more than a bad day on the field. It is a call to action for higher standards, transparency, and accountability in youth sports officiating. 💬 Should youth referees be allowed to officiate alongside family members? 💬 Is there enough oversight to protect the integrity of these games? 💬 What can leagues do to ensure better training, supervision, and fairness? 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. This conversation matters. 🎥 Subscribe to Kuba-Sports for real soccer stories — the good, the tough, and the honest. 📲 Follow our YouTube and TikTok for highlights, analysis, and behind-the-scenes content.

JFF is BRINGING IT IN before the big clash vs FPS! Watch as the team goes through pregame tactics, final practice moments, and player check-ins. From sharp passes to mental focus, this behind-the-scenes look captures the grind before game time. We’re not just showing the game — we’re showing the moments before the game. Strategy, preparation, intensity — it’s all here. 💥 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more! ⚽️ Follow for more pregame, postgame, and in-game action from JFF! 👉 Check out our Shorts, full videos, and more on the official Kuba-Sports YouTube and TikTok channels!

After a hard-fought match between Jefferson Falcon Freeze and Denville Doom Soccer, the team gathered for a post-game “Hands In” moment. We came close—needed just a few more minutes to tie it up. It wasn’t our day, but that’s okay. We’ll learn, refocus, and come back stronger. This video captures real talk—coaches breaking down what went well, what needs work, and how we can improve next time. Team unity, effort, and a positive mindset all shown in one short clip. 📍 Location: Jefferson, NJ ⚽ Match: JFF vs DDS 🎥 Segment: Hands In - Post-Game Reflection 🎙️ Highlights: Team talk, mindset reset, lessons after a close loss 🏆 Part of the Kuba-Sports Game Day series

Watch the full game between Jefferson Falcon Freeze and Denville Doom Soccer. The team came in too slow at the start and it showed. We had good possession and passed the ball well, but we were short and a little unlucky when it came to finishing. The second half looked better, but the damage was already done. This was a game full of lessons. We need to come out stronger, move faster, and stay locked in from the first whistle. Still, great effort and hustle from the players who showed up ready to compete. 📍 Location: Jefferson, NJ ⚽ Match: Jefferson Falcon Freeze vs Denville Doom Soccer 🎥 Segment: Full Game Coverage 🎯 Key Focus: Early mistakes, ball control, second-half energy 🏆 Part of the Kuba-Sports Game Day series 📌 Make sure to watch the full game day coverage: Bringing In - Pregame Warm-Up Play Mode - Highlights and Big Moments Hands In - Post-Game Team Talk Available on Rumble at @KUBA-SPORT and @KUBA-SPORTS-EXTRAS 👉 Also, check out the Kuba-Sports YouTube and TikTok channels for short highlights, behind-the-scenes, and more exclusive content.