Nantonoyama Posted July 11, 2018 Posted July 11, 2018 13 minutes ago, Jakusotsu said: Update on Bench World Cup Semifinals - Match 1: Nantonoyama 0:0 Chijanofuji (France) (Belgium) France (2nd) W Ø:Ø W France (2nd) England (2nd) L x:0 D France (1st) England (ET) x:0 D Belgium ® (1st) England (1st) W x:x L Belgium (2nd) France (ET) D Ø:Ø D France (ET) France ® (1st) D x:x D Belgium (ET) What drama! Nantonoyama laid the foundation for the win with Englands first half, but aligned that slot behind the second half which went the other way round. So Chijanofuji can take a deep breath before Jejima will handle the penalty kicks. (While I take a deep breath before extra time in the real match...) What a terrible play I did! I deserve to pay my mistrust in France and my trust in England... waiting for the shootout now!!!
Jejima Posted July 11, 2018 Author Posted July 11, 2018 (edited) Sorry, far too sleepy - 4:40 am - and sad. Any penalty shoot-outs required will be done later. Edited July 11, 2018 by Jejima 1
Nekonishiki Banji Posted July 11, 2018 Posted July 11, 2018 Refioji Nekonishiki - Semi-final matches: BWCS2 Match 2Pitinosato (Croatia) 0 vs Jejima (Costa Rica) 1BWSS1 Match 7Tanetakahiro (Nigeria) 0 vs Fujiko (Tunisia) 1 What a game it was! England lost in the extra time, so Jejima's chain is broken before he could reach Slot #5. "But who cares?" - asks Jejima. Double joy in the family, because Fujiko had an incredible luck! Her chain was about breaking, but still before it happened, Tanetakahiro's did. Congratulations to the winners. Fujiko, we'll meet in the Saucer Final.
Achiyama Posted July 11, 2018 Posted July 11, 2018 (edited) 1 hour ago, Nekonishiki Banji said: Refioji Nekonishiki - Semi-final matches: BWCS2 Match 2Pitinosato (Croatia) 0 vs Jejima (Costa Rica) 1BWSS1 Match 7Tanetakahiro (Nigeria) 0 vs Fujiko (Tunisia) 1 What a game it was! England lost in the extra time, so Jejima's chain is broken before he could reach Slot #5. "But who cares?" - asks Jejima. Double joy in the family, because Fujiko had an incredible luck! Her chain was about breaking, but still before it happened, Tanetakahiro's did. Congratulations to the winners. Fujiko, we'll meet in the Saucer Final. On behalf of Tanetakahiro, congratulations to Fujiko! Sometimes all you need is Luck and Hope! Edited July 11, 2018 by Achiyama 1
Achiyama Posted July 11, 2018 Posted July 11, 2018 (edited) Semifinals stage (Refioji Achiyama): Final Scores (No penalty takers needed) The World Bowl - what a match and drama. 1:0 win for Benihana. The World Saucer match between Jakusotsu and Kuroelwin was dramatic too. 1:0 win for Kuroelwin. WORLD BOWL (BWBS1 Match 5) CHISHAFUWAKU BENIHANA SQUAD Goals SQUAD Goals 1. Croatia 1st 0 L 1. England (S2) 1st 1 W 2. Croatia 2nd W 2. England 2nd 0 L 3. Croatia ET W 3. England ET L LOSER 0 WINNER 1 WORLD SAUCER (BWSS2 Match 8) JAKUSOTSU KUROELWIN SQUAD Goals SQUAD Goals 1. France (S1) ET 0 D 1. England 1st 1 W 2. Croatia (C ) 1st 0 L 2. England 2nd 0 L 3.France 1st D 3. England ET 0 L 4. France 2nd W L 5. Croatia 2nd W L 6. Croatia ET W L LOSER 0 WINNER 1 Edited July 12, 2018 by Achiyama 1
Jakusotsu Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 7 hours ago, Achiyama said: The World Saucer match between Jakusotsu and Kuroelwin was as dramatic. If Jakusotsu had used (C) on any other but 1st half, he was gonna be the Winner. The Droning in fact was advantageous for Kuroelwin, as the winning half for England was the 1st one, where he scored a goal. The placement of (C) at Slot #2 and being the losing half, Jakusotsu's chain was broken their, leaving his 3 winners unutilized. What a Bad Luck! Anything to bring Andonishiki back into the game.
Achiyama Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 3 minutes ago, Jakusotsu said: Anything to bring Andonishiki back into the game. ???
Jejima Posted July 12, 2018 Author Posted July 12, 2018 On 2018/7/11 at 07:59, Jejima said: Checking the different rules for the semi-finals..... If the team reaches the finals, it scores the equivalent of two penalties. If it loses in the semi-finals, it is just one penalty. The sudden-death element of the penalty shoot-out starts from the fourth selection onward. Furanohana first.... It's France! That's trhe equivalent of two penalties being converted! Achiyama responds with... Brazil! A big miss. Furanohana OO Achiyama X? Furanohana next goes with..... Croatia! Oh... We will have to wait another 20 hours or so to see if that one goes in or not! The game is not over! Stay tuned. Let's continue.... Croatia - looks like it is going wide, but it swerves back in - twice! Furanohana OOOO Achiyama X? Achiyama next.... England! Just the one penalty converted. Furanohana OOOO Achiyama XO and the penalty shoot-out is over, as it not possible for Achiyama to catch Furanohana on the third team before sudden death starts. I think we can all agree that that was impressive penalty taking by Furanohana's team! Final score: Furananohana 1-1, 1-1 (AET), 4-1 (PK) Achiyama Achiyama is on the plane home, whilst Furanohana progresses to the finals of the Bench Plate competition.
Chijanofuji Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 (edited) 13 hours ago, Jakusotsu said: Update on Bench World Cup Semifinals - Match 1: Nantonoyama 0:0 Chijanofuji (France) (Belgium) France (2nd) W Ø:Ø W France (2nd) England (2nd) L x:0 D France (1st) England (ET) x:0 D Belgium ® (1st) England (1st) W x:x L Belgium (2nd) France (ET) D Ø:Ø D France (ET) France ® (1st) D x:x D Belgium (ET) What drama! Nantonoyama laid the foundation for the win with Englands first half, but aligned that slot behind the second half which went the other way round. So Chijanofuji can take a deep breath before Jejima will handle the penalty kicks. (While I take a deep breath before extra time in the real match...) Penalties??? While I would be happy with that I thought I had lost by 1-0! Maybe I misunderstood something? Here is how I had scored the game: The Croatia-England game was a draw (1-1) after the 2nd half, so shouldn't that 2nd slot for Nantonoyama read as a draw instead of a loss, keeping the score at 0-0 but leaving both chains unbroken? Both 3rd slots are a draw for us, still 0-0, chains still unbroken. Nanotonyama then scores the 1-0 at the 4th slot (because England was ahead after the 1st half) and wins the game by that score (as my chain breaks at that slot because of my loss for Belgium after the 2nd half. Edited July 12, 2018 by Chijanofuji
Jejima Posted July 12, 2018 Author Posted July 12, 2018 BWBS2 Match 6Bozhanitakara (Australia) Bozhanitakara: 1. France [1st], 2. England (S2) [1st], 3. France [ET], 4. France [2nd], 5. England [2nd], 6. England [ET]vs Maeden (Colombia) Maeden: 1. France (S2) [2nd], 2. England [1st], 3. France [1st], 4. England [2nd], 5. England [ET], 6. France [ET] Jejima's referiojing: Maeden was leading 1-0, but Bozhanitakara responds with a goal very late on, and breaks Maeden's chain! It's 1-1. Bozhanitakara's chain is broken in the sixth link - and there can be no goals in extra time. Final score 1-1, 1-1 (AET) Time for penalties! Bozhanitakara first.... Brazil! - big miss... Bozhanitakara X Maeden ? Maeden steps up with.... Portugal! Bozhanitakara X Maeden X Boz next with... Sweden! Eeek. Bozhanitakara XX Maeden X Maeden's turn.... Croatia! It's a big double score! Bozhanitakara XX Maeden XOO Boz next - she must net at least one PK to stay in the match... . . . France! She gets two, to level the score! Bozhanitakara XXOO Maeden XOO If Maeden gets at least PK with his next team, it's all over - otherwise we are going to sudden death. Maeden steps up with . . . . . . Belgium! He gets just one PK - buit that's enough! The PK shoot-out ends Bozhanitakara XXOO Maeden XOOO So Maeden wins the PK shoot-out. Final score... Bozhanitakara 1-1, 1-1 (AET), 2-3 Maeden Bozhanitakara is on the plane home. Maeden will be playing in the finals for the Bench Bowl.
Jejima Posted July 12, 2018 Author Posted July 12, 2018 15 minutes ago, Chijanofuji said: Penalties??? While I would be happy with that I thought I had lost by 1-0! Maybe I misunderstood something? Here is how I had scored the game: The Croatia-England game was a draw (1-1) after the 2nd half, so shouldn't that 2nd slot for Nantonoyama read as a draw instead of a loss, keeping the score at 0-0 but leaving both chains unbroken? Both 3rd slots are a draw for us, still 0-0, chains still unbroken. Nanotonyama then scores the 1-0 at the 4th slot (because England was ahead after the 1st half) and wins the game by that score (as my chain breaks at that slot because of my loss for Belgium after the 2nd half. As explained in a comment somewhere above.... The England vs Croatia 1st half was 1-0 to England - so win to England. The England vs Croatia 2nd half was 1-0 to Croatia - so win to Croatia Croatia also won in Extra Time So, this Bench match does end 0-0 after extra time, and we will need penalties....
Nantonoyama Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 3 minutes ago, Jejima said: So, this Bench match does end 0-0 after extra time, and we will need penalties.... But I appreciate the efforts of my opponent to make me win 1
Jejima Posted July 12, 2018 Author Posted July 12, 2018 (edited) Let's do the penalties for Nantonoyama vs Chijanofuji. Nantonoyama starts with.... England! Nantonoyama O Chijanofuji ? Chijanofuji responds with.... France! Nantonoyama O Chijanofuji OO Next, Nantonoyama goes with.... France also! Nantonoyama OOO Chijanofuji OO Chijanofuji's turn... Belgium! They are level! Nantonoyama OOO Chijanofuji OOO Nantonoyama's turn with.... Brazil! Nantonoyama OOOX Chijanofuji OOO Chijanofuji can win with the next kick . . . . Brazil also! Uh-oh... Nantonoyama OOOX Chijanofuji OOOX It is now sudden death! Nantonoyama goes with.... . . . . . . Croatia! Nantonoyama OOOXOO Chijanofuji OOOX Chijanofuji MUST score two penalties with his next kick (it can be done - in this game anyways.....). . . . . . it's... . . . . . . England! Oh... Just one PK is counted. Nantonoyama OOOXOO Chijanofuji OOOXO So the PK shoot-out ends 5-4 to Nantonoyama, who wins after all! Final score: Nantonoyama 0-0, 0-0 (AET) 5-4 (PK) Chijanofuji Nantonoyama will be play Jejima in the Bench World Cup finals! Chijanofuji will be facing Pitinosato in the play-off for 3rd place. Edited July 12, 2018 by Jejima
Jakusotsu Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 12 minutes ago, Jejima said: Nantonoyama will be Jejima in the Bench World Cup finals! 1
Jejima Posted July 12, 2018 Author Posted July 12, 2018 (edited) Bench World Cup Semi-finalsBWCS1 Match 1Nantonoyama (France) 0-0, 0-0 (AET), 5-4 (PK) Chijanofuji (Belgium) Refioji Jakusotsu BWCS2 Match 2Pitinosato (Croatia) 0-1 Jejima (Costa Rica)Refioji Nekonishiki Bench World Plate Semi-finalsBWPS1 Match 3Nekonishiki (Russia) 0-1 Krisachiyama (Brazil) Refioji Pandaazuma BWPS2 Match 4Furanohana (Uruguay) 1-1, 1-1 (AET), 4-1 (PK) Achiyama (Panama)Refioji Jakusotsu Bench World Bowl Semi-finalsBWBS1 Match 5chishafuwaku (Portugal) 0-1 Benihana (Sweden)Refioji Achiyama BWBS2 Match 6Bozhanitakara (Australia) 1-1, 1-1 (AET), 2-3 (PK) Maeden (Colombia)Refioji Jejima Bench World Saucer Semi-finalsBWSS1 Match 7Tanetakahiro (Nigeria) 0-1 Fujiko (Tunisia)Refioji Nekonishiki BWSS2 Match 8Jakusotsu (Iceland) 0-1 Kuroelwin (Serbia)Refioji Achiyama Edited July 12, 2018 by Jejima
Jejima Posted July 12, 2018 Author Posted July 12, 2018 (edited) Bench World Cup FinalsBWCF - Match 1Nantonoyama (France) vs Jejima (Costa Rica)Refioji Achiyama Bench World Cup 3rd/4th play-off BWC 3rd/4th play-off - Match 2Chijanofuji (Belgium) vs Pitinosato (Croatia) Refioji Pandaazuma Bench World Plate FinalsBWPF - Match 3Krisachiyama (Brazil) vs Furanohana (Uruguay)Refioji Jejima Bench World Bowl FinalsBWBF - Match 4Benihana (Sweden) vs Maeden (Colombia)Refioji Jakusotsu Bench World Saucer FinalsBWSF Match 5Fujiko (Tunisia) vs Kuroelwin (Serbia)Refioji Nekonishiki On the plane home (economy): Kintamayama (Peru) Finngall (Switzerland) Boltono (England) Haidouzo (Denmark) Andonishiki (Germany) Fujiyama (Morocco) Fi Lik (Senegal) Ganzohnesushi (Spain) On the plane home (economy plus): Atenzan (Saudi Arabia) Chocshoporyu (South Korea) Suwihuto (Poland) Crall (Egypt) On the plane home (economy plus, with extra leg-room): Tanetakahiro (Nigeria) Jakusotsu (Iceland) On the plane home (business class): Pandaazuma (Japan) Polimasa (Iran) Shatsume (Mexico) Bae Dat (Argentina) On the plane home (business class, with complimentary champagne): chishafuwaku (Portugal) Bozhanitakara (Australia) On the plane home (first class): Nekonishiki (Russia) Achiyama (Panama) Edited July 12, 2018 by Jejima
Jejima Posted July 12, 2018 Author Posted July 12, 2018 NB: There is no need for Nekonishiki to update the squads... They are the same as for the semi-finals (as there is also a very important 3rd/4th play-off match). The rules are the same as for the semi-finals - with a little difference in the rules for penalties, should they be required. I already have everybody's list of penalty takers - so no need for any more survey monkeys. Just get in your line-ups at least half-an-hour before the Belgium B team vs England B team rematch on Saturday.
Pandaazuma Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 BWPS1 Match 3Nekonishiki (Russia) vs Krisachiyama (Brazil) Nekonishiki: 1. Belgium (2) 2. Belgium (1) 3. Belgium (ET) Krisachiyama: 1. England 1st 2. England ET 3. France (S2) 1st 4. England 2nd 5. France ET 6. France 2nd Nekonishiki - Krisachiyama: 1. L - W (0-1) (Nekonishiki's chain broken) 2. D - L (0-0) (Krisachiyama's chain broken) - Game Over! 3. D - D 4. L - L 5. L - D 6. L - W Krisachiyama wins the match 1-0! 1
Chijanofuji Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 3 hours ago, Jejima said: As explained in a comment somewhere above.... The England vs Croatia 1st half was 1-0 to England - so win to England. The England vs Croatia 2nd half was 1-0 to Croatia - so win to Croatia Croatia also won in Extra Time So, this Bench match does end 0-0 after extra time, and we will need penalties.... So I did misunderstand... In these last 2 rounds we're scoring who wins, draws, or loses a half (or extra time) independent of what the total score of a match is after that half (or the extra time period). I thought we were scoring who would have won, drawn, or lost the match after a half (or extra time).
Benihana Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 I don't quite understand this either. I thought my chain was broken in 2nd half...
Nekonishiki Banji Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 Bench World Saucer FinalsBWSF Match 5Fujiko (Tunisia) vs Kuroelwin (Serbia)Refioji Nekonishiki Fujiko and Kuroelwin: please send me your line-ups at latest an hour before the Belgium-England match begins. So until 15:00 CEDST (16:00 MSK, 22:00 JST) on July 14 (Saturday).You have the same teams to arrange what you had in the semi-finals.
Achiyama Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 2 hours ago, Benihana said: I don't quite understand this either. I thought my chain was broken in 2nd half... What is your question?
Benihana Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 4 minutes ago, Achiyama said: What is your question? first half england scored, croatia didn't, so it's a point for me. second half croatia scored, but england didn't, so i assumed my chain broken and the match lost, especially because the same happened in OT. but i humbly accept my win and will gambarize in the finals.
Jakusotsu Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 8 minutes ago, Benihana said: first half england scored, croatia didn't, so it's a point for me. ...and in the same act your opponent's chain was broken, so it's game over.
Achiyama Posted July 12, 2018 Posted July 12, 2018 (edited) 37 minutes ago, Benihana said: first half england scored, croatia didn't, so it's a point for me. second half croatia scored, but england didn't, so i assumed my chain broken and the match lost, especially because the same happened in OT. but i humbly accept my win and will gambarize in the finals. Yes you are right that your chain was broken at Slot #2, but Chishafuwaku's chain was broken at Slot #1. That's why you are the Winner. Edited July 12, 2018 by Achiyama
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