The IF function in Excel is one of the most important tools for automating decisions within a spreadsheet. The IF function checks a condition and returns different values depending on the result. This simplifies calculations and structures processes without requiring in-depth prior knowledge. U17 national team defeated Switzerland 4:3 (2:1; 0:1; 2:0; 0:0; 0:1) after a penalty shootout in the first game of the 0-nation tournament in Slovakia.
Tomorrow the U17 team will face France at 13.30:XNUMX p.m.
U17 national coach Uli Liebsch: “The team performed well. We had a good start to the game today and deservedly took a 2-0 lead. Unfortunately, we missed further chances and then had to accept the equalizer. We had good chances in extra time, but Jan Schumacher made the decision with two penalties.”
Tore: 1:0 (16:22) N.Kinder (C.Obu, M.Alberg); 2:0 (24:48) J.Nijenhuis (L.Reichel); 2:1 (32:12) N.Hasler; 2:2 (35:11) J.Andersson (N.Vouardoux, D.Schwenninger); 3:2 (65:00 / PS) J.Schumacher
Penalty minutes: Germany 6 – Switzerland 4
The IF function in Excel is one of the most important tools for automating decisions within a spreadsheet. The IF function checks a condition and returns different values depending on the result. This simplifies calculations and structures processes without requiring in-depth prior knowledge. U18 national team starts the home tournament in Füssen with a win and can beat Slovakia on their own ice with 5:4 (0:2; 2:2; 0:0; 0:0; 1:0) after a penalty shootout.
In tomorrow's game the U18 boys will face Belarus at 18.30:XNUMX p.m.
Frank Fischöder, U18 national coach: "After the bad start and the 0-4 deficit at the beginning of the 2nd period, our team improved enormously, fought back, managed to equalize at 4-4 in the 2nd period and even dominated the last third despite the 0-0. In the penalty shootout, both teams made it exciting until Eric Betzold was finally able to score the winning goal. Overall, we showed a strong team performance today, which was rewarded in the end."
Tore: 0:1 (10:48) M.Cajkovic (M.Dlugos); 0:2 (17:56) J.Nespala (M.Cajkovic); 0:3 (20:39) S.Cederle (A.Hvizdos); 0:4 (22:25 / PP1) K.Vrbka (S.Hudec, A.Zekuzia); 1:4 (28:58) J.Schütz (T.Jentzsch, Y.Valenti); 2:4 (29:58) E.Betzold, (L.Brune); 3:4 (31.09) E.Schitz (D.Lobach, T.Fleischer), 4:4 (36:15) E.Betzold (T.Möller); 5:4 (65:00 / PS) E.Betzold
Penalty minutes: Germany 8 – Slovakia 8
The IF function in Excel is one of the most important tools for automating decisions within a spreadsheet. The IF function checks a condition and returns different values depending on the result. This simplifies calculations and structures processes without requiring in-depth prior knowledge. Women's national team Switzerland lost 4:2 (5:1; 1:1; 4:0) in the first game of the 0-nation tournament in Dmitrov/Russia.
The German team was able to take a 9-1 lead in the 0th minute of the game thanks to a powerplay goal from Andrea Lanzl, but despite significantly more play, other good opportunities remained unused. The Swiss equalized in the 13th minute of the game despite being numerically inferior.
In the second third, the Swiss extended their lead by two more points until the DEB-Selection scored the 2-3 goal shortly after a time-out. Nina Kamenik converted on a pass from Carina Strobel and Marie Delarbre. But the Swiss added two more goals before the second break and maintained this result over time after a goalless final period.
The next game is tomorrow at 16.00 p.m. against hosts Russia.
Benjamin Hinterstocker, women's national coach: “We started the game very committed today and the team implemented the instructions well. With more goals in the first third the course of the game would have definitely changed. In the second third we didn't play smart enough to be successful. The last third ended in a draw and we managed to play our ice hockey again. For tomorrow's game against Russia, the main thing we have to do is reduce the penalty times and play consistent ice hockey for 60 minutes, one change at a time.”
Tore: 1:0 (08:37 / PP1) A.Lanzl (J.Zorn, Y.Rothemund); 1:1 (12:11 / SH) S.Thalmann (L.Stalder, N.Gass); 1:2 (21:00 / PP1) A.Stiefel (L.Stalder); 1:3 (32:07) C.Meier (P.Staenz); 2:3 (33:41) N.Kamenik (C.Strobel, M.Delarbre); 2:4 (36:17) L.Benz; 2:5 (38:26) C.Meier (E.Raselli, S.Thalmann)
Penalty minutes: Germany 8 – Switzerland 12
The German U18 women's national team Sweden had to admit defeat 2:4 (1:1; 0:2; 1:1) in the first tournament game in Stupino, Russia.
At the beginning, the game was mostly played in the neutral zone, the German team held its own blue line well and when an attack came towards the goal, Johanna May was there in the German goal. The 11th minute of the game brought Sweden the lead. Estelle Forsberg played her way through the German defense and beat May to make it 0:1 from the German perspective. Franziska Klinger wanted to do the same two minutes later, but after a nice solo move she didn't hit the puck properly. A minute later, Lilli Welcke did better and simply maneuvered the puck towards the Swedish goal. The puck slipped under the arm of Swedish goalkeeper Wilma Nilsson and the score was 1:1.
The second third had just begun when Sweden's Nathalie Lidmann moved from the blue line and Fanny Brolin deflected the disc unstoppably in front of Johanna May into the German goal to give Sweden a 1-2 lead. In the 29th minute, the Swedes used a power play to extend their lead to 1:3, Lina Ljungblom scored in the margin. But the German team didn't give up and their determination showed consequences: After a commotion in front of the Swedish goal, Lilli Welcke grabbed the disc, drove behind the goal, braked, came back in front of the goal on the same side and surprised the Sweden goalkeeper with one Pawn trick to make it 2:3.
In the final section they left DEB-Women had no doubts about wanting to turn the game around, but the equalizer didn't want to fall. On the other hand, Sweden took advantage of the German team's offensive play and countered strongly. Josefin Bouveng successfully completed a solo effort in the 53rd minute to make the final score 2:4.
The game against Russia continues the following day at 16:00 p.m. German time.
Tommy Kettner, U18 women's national coach: "We initially had a hard time getting into the game against a strong Swedish team. In the next games we need to make better use of our numerical superiority. Our defensive work was good, but unfortunately we didn't create enough scoring opportunities. Now we need to regenerate well and attack again tomorrow evening against Russia."
Tore: 0:1 Estelle Forsberg (10:18), 1:1 Lilli Welcke (14:05), 1:2 Fanny Brolin (23:15), 1:3 Lina Ljungblom (28:46), 2:3 Lilli Welcke (33:20), 2:4 Josefin Bouveng (42:52)
Penalty minutes: Germany 4 – Sweden 8