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The chess Bundesliga, one of the jewels in German chess, began its season last weekend with matches in four cities. The German Women's League kicked off already in mid-September.
Shortly before the start of last season, the DJK Aufwärts Aachen withdrew from the league, leaving the 2018/19 season with only 15 teams. OSG Baden Baden won their 13th title ahead of Hockenheim and Solingen. Dusseldorf, Hofheim and Zugzwang Munich were relegated.
This year four teams have moved up from the second league: Aachen SV, Bayern München, SV Lingen and Speyer-Schwegenheim. And since no clubs have withdrawn at short notice, so the season will be played again with a full complement of 16 teams.
The newcomers from Aachen enter with a pure amateur team and the weakest average rating by some margin.
The Bavarians from Munich are of course "old acquaintances". The past multiple-German Champion team has, in recent years always struggled against relegation, narrowly avoiding that fate thanks to another team's bowing out after the season. This tine around Bayern have significantly strengthened their squad. The ambitious Niclas Huschenbeth has moved from the Elbe to the Isar (rivers of Hamburg and Munich for those not familiar with German geography) and man's board one. Huschenbeth is always good for a surprise and can also be dangerous for the any top player. With Sebastian Bogner and Miguel Santoz, there are two more new players with strong prospects.
An interesting newcomer to the league is SV Lingen. With Maxim Matlakov (2715), the team has a very strong first board and is also more than well staffed on the remaining boards. They should have to trouble staying in the premier league.
Speyer-Schwegenheim was safely amonst the field of the first league in the prior season, but will probably have to fight against relegation this year.
Schachbundesliga in Deizisau 2019 Impressions Day 1 | Grenke Chess
The front runner's for the title is of course OSG Baden-Baden. With an average rating of 2752 on the first eight boards, the champions still have a clear edge over the competition. However, Hockenheim is also above the 2700 mark at 2715. Hockenheim has strengthened its team with the addition of Ian Nepomniachtchi and Vidit Gujrathi. Solingen and Viernheim also present serious hurdles for the two top teams.
The 2019/20 season is scheduled to culminate once again with the magnificent central final round, brining all teams together in Berlin next Spring. For now, we'll focus on the results of Round 2.
Team | Sp | MP | BP | BW | |
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1. | OSG Baden-Baden | 2 | 4 | 11½ | 50 |
2. | Schachfreunde Deizisau | 2 | 4 | 11 | 44 |
3. | Hamburger SK | 2 | 4 | 10½ | 50½ |
4. | SV Hockenheim | 2 | 4 | 10½ | 41 |
5. | SV Werder Bremen | 2 | 4 | 9½ | 43½ |
6. | SG Turm Kiel | 2 | 3 | 9 | 36½ |
7. | SV Lingen | 2 | 3 | 8½ | 36 |
8. | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | 2 | 2 | 9½ | 45 |
9. | SC Viernheim | 2 | 2 | 8 | 39 |
10. | BCA Augsburg | 2 | 1 | 7 | 33 |
11. | SV Mülheim Nord | 2 | 1 | 7 | 32 |
12. | SG Solingen | 2 | 0 | 7 | 32½ |
13. | FC Bayern München | 2 | 0 | 5½ | 24 |
14. | SF Berlin | 2 | 0 | 5 | 24 |
15. | USV TU Dresden | 2 | 0 | 4½ | 26 |
16. | Aachener SV | 2 | 0 | 4 | 19 |
Viernheim against Hockenheim battled at almost an even level, judging by ratings. Ultimately, the matter was decided on board 8, the only GM vs IM clash with a 200+ Elo edge to Hockenheim. There David Baramidze had to work hard before he could finally convert a passed pawn in the rook endgame.
SC Viernheim | 3½ | − | 4½ | SV Hockenheim |
3 | GM | 2683 | Yuriy Kryvoruchko | ½ | : | ½ | Nikita Vitiugov | 2751 | GM | 3 |
4 | GM | 2670 | Anton Korobov | ½ | : | ½ | Vladimier Fedoseev | 2672 | GM | 7 |
6 | GM | 2685 | Dr. Bassem Amin | ½ | : | ½ | David W L Howell | 2701 | GM | 8 |
8 | GM | 2621 | Sergey A. Fedorchuk | 1 | : | 0 | Ernesto Inarkiev | 2665 | GM | 9 |
9 | GM | 2541 | Sebastien Maze | ½ | : | ½ | Ruslan Ponomariov | 2648 | GM | 10 |
12 | GM | 2564 | Konstantin Tarlev | ½ | : | ½ | Ivan Saric | 2650 | GM | 11 |
13 | GM | 2503 | Ilja Zaragatski | 0 | : | 1 | Dennis Wagner | 2573 | GM | 13 |
15 | IM | 2372 | Maximilian Meinhardt | 0 | : | 1 | David Baramidze | 2593 | GM | 15 |
The other clash in Speyer was the duel of two up-and-comers, but the advantage was with the home team and Speyer scored a safe victory. Top board for Speyer, IM Christian Seel has begun analysing his games on his YouTube Channel, both this loss to Abasov and his draw against Nikita Vitiugov in the first round.
Aachener SV | 2 | − | 6 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
1 | IM | 2485 | Dr. Christian Seel | 0 | : | 1 | Nijat Abasov | 2655 | GM | 2 |
2 | IM | 2474 | Thomas Koch | ½ | : | ½ | Antonios Pavlidis | 2556 | GM | 5 |
4 | IM | 2354 | Tom Piceu | 0 | : | 1 | Adam Horvath | 2487 | GM | 6 |
5 | FM | 2333 | Felix Klein | 0 | : | 1 | Miklos Nemeth | 2487 | IM | 8 |
6 | IM | 2346 | Oscar Lemmers | ½ | : | ½ | Dr. Luca Shytaj | 2483 | GM | 9 |
8 | FM | 2234 | Rudolf Meessen | 0 | : | 1 | Gabor Kovacs | 2457 | IM | 10 |
9 | IM | 2293 | Norbert Coenen | ½ | : | ½ | Oleg Boguslawski | 2391 | IM | 11 |
10 | FM | 2279 | Nikolaos Begnis | ½ | : | ½ | Tomislav Bodrozic | 2363 | IM | 12 |
A mild upset of the opening weekend was of Solingen. In both of the first two rounds it was GM Vladimir Epishin, who played the longest game for the team of SV Lingen — and won both!
SG Solingen | 3½ | − | 4½ | SV Lingen |
6 | GM | 2629 | Aryan Tari | ½ | : | ½ | Viktor Laznicka | 2667 | GM | 3 |
7 | GM | 2632 | Jorden van Foreest | 1 | : | 0 | Andrej Volokitin | 2633 | GM | 4 |
8 | GM | 2601 | Mads Andersen | 0 | : | 1 | Falko Bindrich | 2602 | GM | 5 |
9 | GM | 2610 | Loek Van Wely | ½ | : | ½ | Ivan Ivanisevic | 2598 | GM | 6 |
10 | GM | 2621 | Borki Predojevic | ½ | : | ½ | Milos Perunovic | 2578 | GM | 7 |
11 | GM | 2596 | Jan Smeets | 0 | : | 1 | Vladimir Epishin | 2551 | GM | 8 |
13 | GM | 2543 | Alexander Naumann | ½ | : | ½ | Felix Levin | 2467 | GM | 13 |
14 | GM | 2529 | Dr. Florian Handke | ½ | : | ½ | Danilo Milanovic | 2455 | GM | 14 |
Chess Endgames 8 - Practical Rook Endgames
Rook endings are amongst the most frequently encountered endgames there are, and so your training effort will be quickly repaid in the form of half and full points. Knowing even a few rules of thumb and key methods makes life a great deal easier and provides a guiding light even in complex positions. This DVD focuses on the important themes which are to be found in common rook endings.
The SV Werder assembled a strong team for the first home weekend of the new season and managed to reap the benefits in the form of two victories.
SV Mülheim Nord | 3 | − | 5 | SV Werder Bremen |
1 | GM | 2703 | David Navara | ½ | : | ½ | Laurent Fressinet | 2633 | GM | 1 |
2 | GM | 2548 | Thai Dai Van Nguyen | ½ | : | ½ | Luke J McShane | 2675 | GM | 2 |
4 | GM | 2627 | Daniel Fridman | 0 | : | 1 | Tamir Nabaty | 2639 | GM | 3 |
5 | GM | 2588 | Pavel V. Tregubov | ½ | : | ½ | Zahar Efimenko | 2601 | GM | 5 |
8 | GM | 2471 | Michael Feygin | 0 | : | 1 | Romain Edouard | 2635 | GM | 6 |
9 | IM | 2469 | Valentin Buckels | ½ | : | ½ | Zbynek Hracek | 2559 | GM | 9 |
12 | GM | 2480 | Daniel Hausrath | ½ | : | ½ | Vlastimil Babula | 2572 | GM | 11 |
13 | IM | 2445 | Patrick Zelbel | ½ | : | ½ | Alexander Markgraf | 2483 | IM | 12 |
No surprises for OSG Baden-Baden in the chess Bundesliga thus far. Hou Yifan played for the first time since June, and won both her games. In the first round she calculated a nice combination against Jan Michael Sprenger:
White's last move was a blunder; can you find the sequence Hou used to refute it?
23...♝xb2+ 24.♔b1 (or 24.♔xb2 ♛f6+ 25.♔c1 ♝xf5) ♝xf5 25.♕xf5 ♝c3 with a winning attack.
Here it is in real-time:
Powerplay 26: Checkmate Challenge — essential knowledge
Checkmate. That's the aim of the game. There are numerous ways to checkmate the enemy king, but there are common patterns that recur over and over again, and having these at our mental fingertips is essential for when we want to finish the game.
Hou Yifan Checkmates a Grandmaster | Grenke Chess
In the second round, Baden-Baden dominated the lower boards where the rating differentials were the largest:
USV TU Dresden | 2 | − | 6 | OSG Baden-Baden |
3 | GM | 2623 | Grzegorz Gajewski | ½ | : | ½ | Maxime Vachier-Lagrave | 2777 | GM | 2 |
4 | GM | 2636 | Mateusz Bartel | ½ | : | ½ | Richard Rapport | 2752 | GM | 7 |
5 | IM | 2459 | Roven Vogel | 0 | : | 1 | Michael Adams | 2692 | GM | 8 |
8 | GM | 2516 | Uwe Bönsch | 1 | : | 0 | Arkadij Naiditsch | 2630 | GM | 10 |
9 | GM | 2443 | Jens-Uwe Maiwald | 0 | : | 1 | Yifan Hou | 2659 | GM | 12 |
11 | IM | 2392 | Paul Hoffmann | 0 | : | 1 | Rustam Kasimdzhanov | 2660 | GM | 14 |
14 | FM | 2370 | Hans Möhn | 0 | : | 1 | Sergei Movsesian | 2640 | GM | 15 |
15 | WIM | 2225 | Filiz Osmanodja | 0 | : | 1 | Jan Gustafsson | 2645 | GM | 16 |
The Deizisau team starts the new season again among the top contenders. They certainly have the potential to be an unpleasant surprise for one or the other championship contenders later in the season. We can already look forward to these upcoming top shelf fights! But Berlin was no match for them.
SF Berlin | 2½ | − | 5½ | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
3 | GM | 2664 | Alexey Sarana | ½ | : | ½ | Peter Leko | 2666 | GM | 1 |
6 | GM | 2581 | Martin Krämer | ½ | : | ½ | Gata Kamsky | 2684 | GM | 2 |
8 | IM | 2489 | Szymon Gumularz | ½ | : | ½ | Andreas Heimann | 2617 | GM | 3 |
9 | GM | 2495 | Marco Baldauf | ½ | : | ½ | Georg Meier | 2628 | GM | 4 |
10 | GM | 2492 | Dr. Jan Michael Sprenger | 0 | : | 1 | Matthias Blübaum | 2641 | GM | 6 |
11 | IM | 2453 | Peter Schreiner | ½ | : | ½ | Alexander Donchenko | 2650 | GM | 7 |
12 | IM | 2434 | Felix Blohberger | 0 | : | 1 | Vincent Keymer | 2518 | IM | 8 |
14 | IM | 2449 | Thore Perske | 0 | : | 1 | Dmitrij Kollars | 2580 | GM | 11 |
It was a successful start into the new season for Hamburger SK: Even without Niclas Huschenbeth (now on board 1 at Bayern) and Jonathan Carlstedt (recently appointed coach at SV Werder Bremen) the Hanseatic heros scored two wins on the weekend.
Hamburger SK | 5½ | − | 2½ | FC Bayern München |
2 | GM | 2681 | Nils Grandelius | 1 | : | 0 | Niclas Huschenbeth | 2628 | GM | 1 |
3 | GM | 2594 | Rasmus Svane | 1 | : | 0 | Sebastian Bogner | 2572 | GM | 2 |
6 | GM | 2576 | Robert Kempinski | 0 | : | 1 | Valentin Dragnev | 2550 | GM | 4 |
8 | IM | 2519 | Luis Engel | 1 | : | 0 | Nicolas Georgiadis | 2529 | GM | 5 |
9 | IM | 2532 | Jonas Lampert | ½ | : | ½ | Noel Studer | 2541 | GM | 6 |
12 | GM | 2501 | Thies Heinemann | ½ | : | ½ | Klaus Bischoff | 2511 | GM | 7 |
14 | IM | 2452 | Dirk Sebastian | 1 | : | 0 | Linus Johansson | 2475 | IM | 8 |
16 | FM | 2377 | Felix Meißner | ½ | : | ½ | Philip Lindgren | 2353 | IM | 13 |
IM Luis Engel's win against Swiss GM Nico Georgiadis was praised by IM Lawrence Trent in The Weekly Show:
Lawrence is live most Tuesdays at 17:00 UTC (18:00 CET / 12 Noon EST)
Rasmus Svane won both his games, one of which was analysed by IM Merijn van Delft as the Game of the Week:
Merijn is live on Wednesdays at 19:00 UTC (20:00 CET / 4 PM EST)
Rasmus Svane | Photo: Peter Baudrexel
SG Turm Kiel also started well in their second year in the "big league", beating Munich and battling Augsburg to a 4:4 tie.
SG Turm Kiel | 4 | − | 4 | BCA Augsburg |
2 | GM | 2654 | Anton Demchenko | 0 | : | 1 | Evgeny Postny | 2615 | GM | 2 |
3 | GM | 2545 | Igor Khenkin | ½ | : | ½ | Gabor Papp | 2589 | GM | 3 |
5 | GM | 2582 | Marcin Dziuba | ½ | : | ½ | Nikola Nestorovic | 2458 | GM | 4 |
6 | GM | 2550 | Jakob Vang Glud | ½ | : | ½ | Michael Prusikin | 2522 | GM | 5 |
9 | IM | 2529 | Jonas Bjerre | ½ | : | ½ | Eduardas Rozentalis | 2547 | GM | 6 |
10 | IM | 2454 | David Gavrilescu | ½ | : | ½ | Milos Stankovic | 2468 | IM | 7 |
12 | GM | 2501 | Zbigniew Pakleza | ½ | : | ½ | Frank Zeller | 2363 | IM | 11 |
17 | IM | 2448 | Ashot Parvanyan | 1 | : | 0 | Andreas Rupprecht | 2390 | IM | 13 |
Round 1 + 2 | |||||
Host: SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | Date | Time | |||
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | SC Viernheim |
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | SV Hockenheim | − | Aachener SV |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | SC Viernheim | − | SV Hockenheim |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | Aachener SV | − | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
Host: SV Werder Bremen | |||||
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | SG Solingen |
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | SV Lingen | − | SV Mülheim Nord |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | SG Solingen | − | SV Lingen |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | SV Werder Bremen |
Host: Schachfreunde Deizisau | |||||
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | Schachfreunde Deizisau | − | USV TU Dresden |
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | SF Berlin |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | OSG Baden-Baden |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | SF Berlin | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
Host: BCA Augsburg | |||||
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | Hamburger SK |
Sa | 23.11.19 | 14:00 | FC Bayern München | − | SG Turm Kiel |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | Hamburger SK | − | FC Bayern München |
So | 24.11.19 | 10:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | BCA Augsburg |
Round 3 + 4 | |||||
Host: Hamburger SK | |||||
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | Hamburger SK | − | SC Viernheim |
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | Aachener SV |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | SC Viernheim | − | SG Turm Kiel |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | Aachener SV | − | Hamburger SK |
Host: USV TU Dresden | |||||
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | BCA Augsburg |
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | SF Berlin | − | FC Bayern München |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | SF Berlin |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | FC Bayern München | − | USV TU Dresden |
Host: OSG Baden-Baden | |||||
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | SG Solingen |
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | Schachfreunde Deizisau | − | SV Mülheim Nord |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | SG Solingen | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | OSG Baden-Baden |
Host: SV Lingen | |||||
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | SV Lingen | − | SV Hockenheim |
Sa | 07.12.19 | 14:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | SV Hockenheim | − | SV Werder Bremen |
So | 08.12.19 | 10:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | SV Lingen |
Round 5 + 6 | |||||
Host: FC Bayern München | |||||
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | FC Bayern München | − | SC Viernheim |
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | Aachener SV |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | SC Viernheim | − | BCA Augsburg |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | Aachener SV | − | FC Bayern München |
Host: SG Turm Kiel | |||||
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | OSG Baden-Baden |
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | Hamburger SK | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | Hamburger SK |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | Schachfreunde Deizisau | − | SG Turm Kiel |
Host: SV Werder Bremen | |||||
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | USV TU Dresden |
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | SV Lingen | − | SF Berlin |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | SV Lingen |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | SF Berlin | − | SV Werder Bremen |
Host: SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | |||||
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | SG Solingen |
Sa | 08.02.20 | 14:00 | SV Hockenheim | − | SV Mülheim Nord |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | SG Solingen | − | SV Hockenheim |
So | 09.02.20 | 10:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
Round 7 + 8 | |||||
Host: Aachener SV | |||||
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | Aachener SV | − | USV TU Dresden |
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | SC Viernheim | − | SF Berlin |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | SC Viernheim |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | SF Berlin | − | Aachener SV |
Host: SV Mülheim Nord | |||||
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | Hamburger SK |
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | SG Solingen | − | SG Turm Kiel |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | Hamburger SK | − | SG Solingen |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | SV Mülheim Nord |
Host: SV Hockenheim | |||||
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | SV Hockenheim | − | BCA Augsburg |
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | FC Bayern München |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | FC Bayern München | − | SV Hockenheim |
Host: SV Lingen | |||||
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | SV Lingen | − | OSG Baden-Baden |
Sa | 22.02.20 | 14:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | SV Werder Bremen |
So | 23.02.20 | 10:00 | Schachfreunde Deizisau | − | SV Lingen |
Round 9 + 10 | |||||
Host: SC Viernheim | |||||
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | SC Viernheim | − | OSG Baden-Baden |
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | Aachener SV | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | Aachener SV |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | Schachfreunde Deizisau | − | SC Viernheim |
Host: FC Bayern München | |||||
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | FC Bayern München | − | SV Werder Bremen |
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | SV Lingen |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | BCA Augsburg |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | SV Lingen | − | FC Bayern München |
Host: Hamburger SK | |||||
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | Hamburger SK | − | SV Hockenheim |
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | SV Hockenheim | − | SG Turm Kiel |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | Hamburger SK |
Host: SG Solingen | |||||
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | SG Solingen | − | USV TU Dresden |
Sa | 14.03.20 | 14:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | SF Berlin |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | SV Mülheim Nord |
So | 15.03.20 | 10:00 | SF Berlin | − | SG Solingen |
Round 11 + 12 | |||||
Host: Aachener SV | |||||
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | Aachener SV | − | SG Solingen |
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | SC Viernheim | − | SV Mülheim Nord |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | SG Solingen | − | SC Viernheim |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | Aachener SV |
Host: USV TU Dresden | |||||
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | SV Hockenheim |
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | SF Berlin | − | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | SV Hockenheim | − | SF Berlin |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | USV TU Dresden |
Host: SG Turm Kiel | |||||
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | SV Werder Bremen |
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | Hamburger SK | − | SV Lingen |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | Hamburger SK |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | SV Lingen | − | SG Turm Kiel |
Host: OSG Baden-Baden | |||||
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | BCA Augsburg |
Sa | 04.04.20 | 14:00 | Schachfreunde Deizisau | − | FC Bayern München |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
So | 05.04.20 | 10:00 | FC Bayern München | − | OSG Baden-Baden |
Round 13 + 14 + 15 | |||||
Host: SF Berlin | |||||
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | SC Viernheim | − | Aachener SV |
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | SV Lingen |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | SC Viernheim | − | SV Werder Bremen |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | Aachener SV | − | SV Lingen |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | SV Werder Bremen | − | Aachener SV |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | SV Lingen | − | SC Viernheim |
Host: SF Berlin | |||||
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | SV Hockenheim |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | OSG Baden-Baden | − | SV Hockenheim |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | Schachfreunde Deizisau | − | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | SV Hockenheim | − | Schachfreunde Deizisau |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | SG Speyer-Schwegenheim | − | OSG Baden-Baden |
Host: SF Berlin | |||||
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | FC Bayern München |
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | SG Solingen |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | BCA Augsburg | − | SG Solingen |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | FC Bayern München | − | SV Mülheim Nord |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | SG Solingen | − | FC Bayern München |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | SV Mülheim Nord | − | BCA Augsburg |
Host: SF Berlin | |||||
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | Hamburger SK |
Do | 30.04.20 | 16:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | SF Berlin |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | Hamburger SK | − | USV TU Dresden |
Fr | 01.05.20 | 14:00 | SG Turm Kiel | − | SF Berlin |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | USV TU Dresden | − | SG Turm Kiel |
Sa | 02.05.20 | 10:00 | SF Berlin | − | Hamburger SK |
Translation from German and additional reporting: Macauley Peterson