The last Internationals Weekend of this year took place from 8th-10th of November when seven events were played in five different countries. 

Finland won the Men’s and Sweden won the Men’s U19 Euro Floorball Tour that was played in three different cities in Finland from Friday to Sunday. Iceland organised their first ever official floorball event and the men’s team won both matches against team USA. Belgium won the men’s 3-Nations Tournament and  Slovenia the men’s Alps Adria Cup. In Denmark, both the men’s and women’s teams of Denmark and Norway played twice each other. In the men’s, Norway won both matches but in the women’s both teams left arena with one win.

All standings can be found below and further statistics from the event pages:

Euro Floorball Tour: Men (Hämeenlinna, Tampere & Vantaa, Finland)
8th November at Elenia Areena, Hämeenlinna
9th November at Tampere Areena
10th November at Energia Areena, Vantaa

1. Finland M
2. Sweden M
3. Switzerland M
4. Czech Republic M

Euro Floorball Tour: Men U19 (Hämeenlinna, Tampere & Vantaa, Finland)
8th November at Elenia Areena, Hämeenlinna
9th November at Tampere Areena
10th November at Energia Areena, Vantaa

1. Sweden MU19
2. Finland MU19
3. Czech Republic MU19
4. Switzerland MU19

Photos

All photos from both EFTs are published on Salibandy.fi flickr
Please note that there is no photos from the match CZE U19 – SWE U19 that was played on Saturday.
Remember to credit the photographers.

Photographers on place are:
Fri 8.11. Anssi Koskinen (Hämeenlinna)
Sat 9.11. Esa Jokinen (Tampere)
Sun 10.11. Juhani Järvenpää (Vantaa)

Denmark v Norway: Women (Frederikshavn, Denmark)
9th – 10th November at Arena Nord
Norway W – Denmark W 0-2
Denmark W – Norway W 1-3

Denmark v Norway: Men (Frederikshavn, Denmark)
9th – 10th November at Arena Nord
Denmark M – Norway M 3-5
Norway M – Denmark M 3-2

Iceland v USA: Men (Kópavogur, Iceland)
9th – 10th November at Íþróttahúsið Digranes
Iceland M – USA M 7-3
Iceland M – USA M 5-4

3-Nations Tournament: Men (La Hulpe, Belgium)
9th – 10th November at Centre Sportif Solvay de La Hulpe

1. Belgium M
2. Great Britain M
3. Netherlands M

Alps Adria Cup 2019: Men (Koper – Capodistria, Slovenia)
9th – 10th November at Arena Bonifika

1. Slovenia M
2. Austria M
3. Hungary M
4. Italy M