map conditions to different actions (functional style)

I am looking for nice clean solution to map some conditions to different actions. Typical way is to use multiply if statements:

f1 = lambda x: print('f1(%s)' % x)
f2 = lambda x: print('f2(%s)' % x)
f3 = lambda x: print('f3(%s)' % x)


def non_functional_routing():
    for x in range(100):
        if 10>x>0:
            f1(x)
        if 20 > x >= 10:
            f2(x)
        if x >= 20:
            f3(x)

non_functional_routing()

But I think I can make it more expressive in functional style:

def func_routing():
    c1 = lambda x: 10>x>=0
    c2 = lambda x: 20 > x >= 10
    c3 = lambda x: x >= 20

    routes = ((c1,f1),(c2,f2),(c3,f3))

    for x in range(100):
        (r[1] for r in routes if r[0](x)).__iter__().__next__()(x)

func_routing()

How do you prefer to implement such a thing? any nice solutions (functional style is preferable)?