Euro Teams: England co-leaders after convincing victory

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
11/18/2023 – Flashy games were seen on the top boards of both sections in round 6 of the European Team Chess Championships. In the open, England obtained a clear 3½-½ victory over the Netherlands to join Germany in the lead. Romania and Serbia are sharing third place, a match point behind the co-leaders. Meanwhile, in the women’s tournament, France became the sole leader after beating the top seeds from Georgia. | Pictured: Michael Adams, who turned 52 years old on Friday | Photo: Mark Livshitz
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Vitiugov a valuable reinforcement

Three months after transferring to the English Chess Federation, Russian-born GM Nikita Vitiugov is already making a difference as the top board for the English squad.

At the European Team Championship, Vitiugov has played in all six rounds, scoring two wins and four draws for a 2773 Tournament Performance Rating. The English team, now tied for first place with Germany, obtained a convincing victory over the Netherlands in round 6, with Vitiugov grabbing a remarkable 26-move win over Jorden van Foreest.

Van Foreest vs. Vitiugov

After thinking for 13 minutes, Vitiugov correctly played the powerful 19...f4 pawn break. The idea is that 20.exf4 can be replied by the devastating 20...Nxf4

Van Foreest, who had a strong run in the first five rounds, noticed that the only way to keep the game going was by accepting the sacrifice with 21.gxf4, and after 21...Rxf4 White cannot deal with his opponent’s multiple threats — i.e. ...Qd7-g4, ...Qd7-h3 and ...Bg7-d4.

White’s defences collapsed rather quickly, as the Dutch grandmaster resigned five moves later with the following position on the board.

Game over.

David Howell and Luke McShane also collected full points in the prelude to a crucial match against the strong German squad.

Nikita Vitiugov

Nikita Vitiugov during the second round | Photo: Mark Livshitz

Germany faced the second seeds from Romania on the top board. Vincent Keymer defeated Richard Rapport in a sharp encounter (which was also the first individual defeat for a member of the Romanian team). Draws were seen on boards 2 and 3, while Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu — who represented Germany between April 2014 and April 2022 — evened the scored by beating Dmitrij Kollars on board 4.

Romania are now tied for third place with Serbia, who drew with Armenia in round 6. Alexandr Predke scored for Serbia, while Shant Sargsyan scored for Armenia.

Game analysis by Robert Ris

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1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.d4 Nxe4 4.dxe5 Bc5 4...d5 5.Bc4 Nxf2 6.Bxf7+ Kxf7 7.Qd5+ Kg6 8.Qxc5 Nxh1 9.Nc3 h6 10.Nd5 10.Qc4 d5 11.Nxd5 Nc6 12.Be3 Kh7 13.Nf6+ 1-0 (13) Erigaisi,A (2712)-Nepomniachtchi,I (2771) Chess.com INT 2023 10...Re8 10...d6 10...Kh7 11.Qd4 Kh7 11...d6 12.Bxh6!? gxh6? 12...Kxh6 13.Qe3+ 13.Qf4+? g5 13...Kg6 13...Kh7 14.Ng5+ Kg8 15.Qf4 Rf8 16.Qh4 14.0-0-0 d6 15.Qd3+ Kh6 16.Nf4 12...Nc6! 13.Qf4 Rf8 13...gxh6? 14.Nf6+ 14.Qg4 Kxh6 15.Qh3+ Kg6 16.Qg4+ Kh6 17.Qh3+= 13.0-0-0! 13.Nf6+?? Qxf6 13...Re6 13...Nc6 14.Qe4+ 14.Nf6+?? Qxf6 14...Kg7 15.Qg4+ Kh8 15...Kh7 16.Nf6+ 15...Kf7 16.Rf1 16.Qg6 Re7 17.Ng5‼ 17.Nf6 Qf8 17.Nxe7 Qxe7 17...hxg5 18.Nf6 Qf8 19.Qh5+ Kg7 20.Qh7# 14.Nf6+ Kh8 14...Rxf6 15.exf6 Nf2 16.Re1! 16.Qxf2? Qxf6-+ 16...Nc6 17.Qf4 d6 18.f7 Bd7 19.Re8 Bxe8 20.Qf5+ Kg7 21.f8Q# 14...Kg7 15.Qg4+ Kh8 16.Qg6 15.Nh4! 15.Qf4? Qf8 15...d6 16.Qf4! Kg7 16...Qf8 17.Ng6+ 17.Qg4+ Kh8 17...Kf8 18.Qg8+ Ke7 19.Nf5# 18.Ng6+ Kg7 19.Nf8+ 19.Nf8+ Kh8 19...Kxf8 20.Qg8+ Ke7 21.Qg7# 20.Qg8# 1–0
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Theodorou,N2619Radjabov,T27451–02023C4324th European Teams6.1

Standings after round 6

Rk. SNo Team Games   +    =    -   TB1   TB2   TB3   TB4   TB5 
1 Germany 10
2 England 10
3 Romania 9
4 Serbia 9
5 France 8
6 Poland 8
7 Croatia 8
8 Armenia 8
9 Netherlands 8
10 Greece 8
11 Czech Republic 8
12 Hungary 8
13 Israel 7
14 Lithuania 7
15 Italy 6

...38 teams

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1.d4 4 Nf6 46 2.c4 8 g6 11 3.Nc3 3 d5 11 3...Bg7 4.Nf3 0-0 5.e4 d6 6.Be2 e5 7.0-0 Na6 8.Be3 c6 9.h3 exd4 10.Nxd4 Re8 11.Bf3 Nc5 12.Qc2 h6 13.Nb3 Nh7 14.Rfd1 Qh4 15.Rxd6 Nxb3 16.axb3 Be5 17.Rd3 Ng5 18.Qd1 f5 19.Bxg5 Qxg5 20.Qd2 f4 21.Kf1 Be6 ½-½ Keymer,V (2717)-Rapport,R (2752) EU-Cup 38th Durres 2023 (7.1) 4.Nf3 13 Bg7 10 5.h4 5 0-0 45 6.cxd5 13 D90: Grünfeld: 4 Nf3 Bg7 sidelines. Nxd5 11 7.h5 22 c5 3:23 8.hxg6 7 White has an edge. 8.dxc5 Nxc3 9.bxc3 Qxd1+ 10.Kxd1 Rd8+ 11.Bd2 Na6 8...hxg6 11 9.Bh6 32 9.dxc5 Nxc3 10.bxc3 Qxd1+ 11.Kxd1 Rd8+ 12.Bd2 Na6 9...Nxc3 1:29 10.bxc3 6       Qc1 is the strong threat. Bxh6 6 11.Rxh6 4 Kg7 46 12.Qd2 2:26 cxd4 2:44 13.cxd4 2:12 Nc6 11:09 14.Rh4 1:44 Repels Nxd4. Qh6+ would be deadly. Qa5 11:52 15.e4 12:51
Hoping for d5. 15...f6N 28:43 15...Rd8= Predecessor: 15...Rd8 16.Qxa5 Nxa5 17.Kd2 f6 18.Bd3 g5 19.Rh2 Bg4 20.Rah1 Rh8 21.Rxh8 Rxh8 22.Rxh8 Kxh8 ½-½ Shlyakhtenko,R (2401)-Erdos,V (2571) Biel HTO 56th 2023 (3) 16.d5!± 13:46 Qxd2+ 2:07 17.Kxd2 5 Nd8 1:53 18.Bd3 11:20 e5 2:30 19.Rah1 6:43 Nf7 16 20.Rh7+ 6:38 Kg8 32 21.Bc4! 8 Black must now prevent d6. White is much more active. The black rooks are badly placed. Rd8 28       21...Re8± 22.Ne1? 3:30 22.Nd4!+- d6! would kill now. b5 23.Nxb5 23.Bxb5 exd4 24.Kd3 Rb8 22...Rd6!= 8:59 23.Nd3 59 With the idea Bb3. Bd7 50 24.Nc5 8:42 Rc8! 2:05 25.Nxb7 5:29 Rb6 19 26.Na5 18 Strongly threatening Nc6! Rc5 34
Dodges Nc6 26...Rb4!? 27.d6! 2:56 Rxd6+ 5:45 28.Ke3! 42 White wants to mate with Rh8+. Rxc4! 6:21 29.Nxc4 4 Ra6 12
30.a4! 17:50 Dodges Bb5 Bxa4 53 31.Kd2 13 Bb5 4:33 32.Nb2 10 32.Kc3? Rc6 33.f3 Rxc4+-+ 32...Ra2 52 33.Kc3 1:42 Bd7 28 34.f3 48 a5 1:37 34...g5= 35.R7h2 41 35.Nc4± 35...Ra3+ 1:46 36.Kc2 1:27 Be6 9 Dodges Nc4 36...f5 37.Nd3!± 1:19 Ra2+ 45 38.Kb1! 18 Rd2 1:38 39.Nc5 20 Bc4 34 40.Kc1 2:25 Rd6 1:15 Better is 40...Re2 41.Kb2 6:07 Rc6 3:47 42.Na4 33 42.Nb7± 42...Bb5 2:10 43.Nc3 28 Bc4 37 44.Ra1 7:26 Rb6+ 1:24 45.Kc1 2:06 Ra6 6 46.Rh1 25 Bb3 2:25 47.Kd2 1:01 a4 52 48.Rhb1! 3:50 Rd6+ 7:44 49.Ke1 29 Rd4 22 50.Ne2 3:48 Rb4 14 51.Nc1! 5:54 Nd6 16 52.Nxb3 1:06 axb3+- 6       Endgame KRR-KRN 53.Ra3! 7 53.Ra6 Nb5± 53...b2 12 54.Ra8+ 2 Kg7 10 55.Kd2 12 f5 4:13
56.exf5 52 Nxf5 13 57.Ra2 2:06 e4 1:51 58.Raxb2 37 Don't play 58.Rbxb2 Rd4+ 59.Ke2 exf3+ 60.Kxf3 Nh4+ 61.Kg3 Nf5+ 62.Kh2 Kh6 58...Rxb2+ 2:53 59.Rxb2 7 exf3 7 60.gxf3 8 KR-KN Kf6 2:32 61.Rb6+ 11 Kg5 1:04 62.Ke2 6 Ne7 2:33 63.Re6 8 Nf5 9 Threatens to win with ...Nd4+. 64.Ra6 2 Ng3+ 4:01 65.Ke3 5 Kf5 9 66.Ra8 1:34 Ke5 25 67.f4+ 1:37 Kf6 40 68.Kf3 4 Nh5 52 69.Ra5 16 Kf7 2:10 70.Ra7+ 48 Kf6 9 71.Kg4 2:05 Don't do 71.Ra6+ Kf5 72.Ra3 Ng7 73.Ra5+ Kf6+- 71...Ng7 7 72.Ra6+ 2 Kf7 1:10 73.Rb6 2:55 Ne6 10 74.Kf3 0 Nf8? 59 74...Ng7+- 75.Ke4 Nh5 75.Rb7+ 0 Ke6 12 76.Ra7 0 Kf6 38 77.Ke4 0 Ke6 11 78.Ra6+ 0 Ke7 32 79.Kd5 0 Kf7 8 80.Rd6 0 Ke7 10 81.Ke5? 0 81.Rb6+- Intending Rb7+ and mate. Kf7 82.Rc6 81...Kf7? 29       81...Nd7+= 82.Rxd7+       Deflection 82.Kd5 Nf6+ 83.Kc6 Kf7 82...Kxd7 83.Kf6 Kd6 84.Kxg6 Ke7 85.f5 Kf8 86.Kf6 Ke8 82.Rf6+ 18 White mates. Ke7 8
83.Rxf8! 5       Deflection, Clearance Kxf8 2 84.Kf6 5 g5 2 85.fxg5 8 Weighted Error Value: White=0.20 (precise) /Black=0.12 (very precise) Stronger than 85.Kxg5 Kg7 86.Kh5 Kh7= 1–0
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Keymer,V2721Rapport,R27481–02023D90ETCC Open 20236.1
Deac,B2700Svane,R2647½–½2023E05ETCC Open 20236.2
Bluebaum,M2670Shevchenko,K2665½–½2023D35ETCC Open 20236.3
Nisipeanu,L2591Kollars,D26421–02023C47ETCC Open 20236.4
Dardha,D2575Kadric,D25841–02023E68ETCC Open 20236.5
Djukic,N2518Glek,I24352023C11ETCC Open 20236.6
Beukema,J2357Draskovic,L24760–12023D36ETCC Open 20236.7
Blagojevic,D2438Lenaerts,L23222023E05ETCC Open 20236.8
Carlsen,M2829Georgiadis,N25561–02023B50ETCC Open 20236.9
Bogner,S2536Tari,A26202023E08ETCC Open 20236.10
Amar,E2584Pelletier,Y25052023C02ETCC Open 20236.11
Kurmann,O2436Kaasen,T24712023B90ETCC Open 20236.12
Van Foreest,J2700Vitiugov,N27120–12023A28ETCC Open 20236.13
Howell,D2676Warmerdam,M26381–02023B76ETCC Open 20236.14
Bok,B2621Adams,M2670½–½2023E07ETCC Open 20236.15
McShane,L2626Vrolijk,L25692023C50ETCC Open 20236.16
Predke,A2661Martirosyan,H27081–02023D38ETCC Open 20236.17
Sargissian,G2686Sarana,A2669½–½2023D41ETCC Open 20236.18
Indjic,A2601Sargsyan,S26250–12023A06ETCC Open 20236.19
Ter-Sahakyan,S2618Markus,R25822023C18ETCC Open 20236.20
Wojtaszek,R2668Erdos,V2557½–½2023D35ETCC Open 20236.21
Gledura,B2633Teclaf,P25712023D27ETCC Open 20236.22
Bartel,M2651Kozak,A2578½–½2023C45ETCC Open 20236.23
Balog,I2617Socko,B2545½–½2023E51ETCC Open 20236.24
Theodorou,N2619Radjabov,T27451–02023C43ETCC Open 20236.25
Mamedyarov,S2734Mastrovasilis,D2573½–½2023A13ETCC Open 20236.26
Papaioannou,I2623Abasov,N2679½–½2023E03ETCC Open 20236.27
Durarbayli,V2625Kourkoulos-Arditis,S25432023C78ETCC Open 20236.28
Bacrot,E2668Fedoseev,V26751–02023B90ETCC Open 20236.29
Subelj,J2513Fressinet,L26400–12023C54ETCC Open 20236.30
Lagarde,M2629Sebenik,M25311–02023B31ETCC Open 20236.31
Skoberne,J2538Maurizzi,M25722023D02ETCC Open 20236.32
Vocaturo,D2632Navara,D2695½–½2023C50ETCC Open 20236.33
Nguyen,T2624Moroni,L2575½–½2023B12ETCC Open 20236.34
Sonis,F2564Zilka,S26090–12023D35ETCC Open 20236.35
Stalmach,R2420Lodici,L2550½–½2023E36ETCC Open 20236.36
Saric,I2659Grandelius,N2688½–½2023C24ETCC Open 20236.37
Blomqvist,E2520Brkic,A26220–12023B23ETCC Open 20236.38
Martinovic,S2542Sorensen,H24792023A14ETCC Open 20236.39
Kucuksari,K2474Livaic,L2553½–½2023A62ETCC Open 20236.40
Rodshtein,M2582Pechac,J25802023E40ETCC Open 20236.41
Gazik,V2547Kobo,O25561–02023B31ETCC Open 20236.42
Nabaty,T2632Druska,J24721–02023A84ETCC Open 20236.43
Haring,F2446Smirin,I25780–12023E92ETCC Open 20236.44
Yilmaz,M2650Schitco,I2503½–½2023E49ETCC Open 20236.45
Macovei,A2446Sanal,V2608½–½2023B41ETCC Open 20236.46
Ali Marandi,C2544Bologan,V2574½–½2023D00ETCC Open 20236.47
Iordachescu,V2586Yilmazyerli,M2533½–½2023D35ETCC Open 20236.48
Laurusas,T2566Dragnev,V2589½–½2023D41ETCC Open 20236.49
Ragger,M2615Kazakouski,V25770–12023D11ETCC Open 20236.50
Pultinevicius,P2589Horvath,D25491–02023D33ETCC Open 20236.51
Blohberger,F2513Klabis,R24121–02023E05ETCC Open 20236.52
Anton Guijarro,D2668Gretarsson,H2518½–½2023A29ETCC Open 20236.53
Stefansson,H2518Santos Latasa,J26350–12023A13ETCC Open 20236.54
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2621Stefansson,V24831–02023D35ETCC Open 20236.55
Heimisson,H2377Yuffa,D26000–12023B90ETCC Open 20236.56
Risteski,E2379Bjerre,J26330–12023B90ETCC Open 20236.57
Andersen,M2612Pancevski,F2441½–½2023C97ETCC Open 20236.58
Lazov,T2377Thybo,J2522½–½2023B31ETCC Open 20236.59
Ochsner,B2534Veljanoski,A2289½–½2023C95ETCC Open 20236.60
Paichadze,L2501Saraci,N24661–02023B53ETCC Open 20236.61
Uruci,E2315Mchedlishvili,M25640–12023B44ETCC Open 20236.62
Jobava,B2568Asllani,M22161–02023D00ETCC Open 20236.63
Saraci,K2200Kacharava,N25190–12023C54ETCC Open 20236.64
Pasko,L2395Kalezic,B2401½–½2023D11ETCC Open 20236.65
Draganic,V2294Mehmeti,D2377½–½2023C11ETCC Open 20236.66
Ashiku,F2396Miletic,V21902023D30ETCC Open 20236.67
Nikac,P2296Veleshnja,Z22691–02023C13ETCC Open 20236.68
Nielsen,H2387Tomic,A2411½–½2023C55ETCC Open 20236.69
Sukovic,A2382Poulsen,M2291½–½2023A13ETCC Open 20236.70
Egilstoft,R2254Pecurica,M23420–12023C77ETCC Open 20236.71
Djurovic,P2344Rodgaard,J22811–02023C14ETCC Open 20236.72
Muir,A2227Keinanen,T25270–12023B07ETCC Open 20236.73
Sipila,V2429Morrison,G22211–02023B10ETCC Open 20236.74
Mitchell,M2186Valkama,E2310½–½2023A46ETCC Open 20236.75
Wartiovaara,O2270Grant,J2150½–½2023E04ETCC Open 20236.76

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Women’s: France sole leaders after beating Georgia

France entered the women’s tournament as the sixth seeds, and have been showing a remarkable level during the first six rounds in Budva. With Deimante Daulyte-Cornette on the top board, the Frenchwomen grabbed four convincing 3½-½ victories, drew with Azerbaijan in round 4, and now collected a 2½-1½ win over the top seeds from Georgia.

Daulyte-Cornette and Pauline Guichard grabbed the two wins that gave the now sole leaders overall victory over the formidable Georgian squad. Guichard showed great calculation skills to beat Lela Javakhishvili with black on board 4.

Javakhishvili vs. Guichard

Guichard spent 14 minutes (and was left with 16 minutes for 20 moves) before correctly playing the astounding 20...Nfg6, ignoring the threats of 21.dxe7 and 21.Qxf7+, as was seen in the game.

Javakhishvili’s decision to give the check from f7 turned out to be the game’s decisive mistake (21.dxe7 was the way to go). The refutation was played rather quickly, as Black had prepared 21...Kd7 22.dxe7 Qe3+, and the Frenchwoman’s attack is quicker.

There followed 23.Rf2 gxf2+ 24.Qxf2 Rxg2+, a sequence that Guichard had surely foreseen when she played her 20th move!

Now Black simplifies into a winning endgame: 25.Kxg2 Nf4+ 26.Kf1 Qxf2+ 27.Kxf2 Nxd3+, with a devastating knight fork.

What a journey for the valiant knight!

France will face Bulgaria in Saturday’s seventh round. Bulgaria defeated Azerbaijan in round 6, thanks to Nurgyul Salimova’s win with black on board 2. Salimova qualified to the 2024 Women’s Candidates in the latest edition of the FIDE World Cup.

Standings after round 6

Rk. SNo Team Games   +    =    -   TB1   TB2   TB3   TB4   TB5 
1 France 11
2 Bulgaria 10
3 Azerbaijan 9
4 Germany 9
5 Greece 8
6 England 8
7 Poland 8
8 Georgia 7
9 Netherlands 7
10 Armenia 7
11 Serbia 7
12 Hungary 7
13 Estonia 7
14 Romania 7
15 Ukraine 6

...32 teams

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1.d4 4 d5 8 2.c4 7 c6 4 3.cxd5 9 cxd5 4 4.Bf4 14 Nc6 2:35 5.e3 49 Nf6 19 6.Nc3 1:23 Bf5 7 7.Bb5 3:12 e6 14:58 8.Nf3 4:20 Nd7 4:13 9.Rc1 5:03 Rc8 8:16 10.0-0 8:16 Be7 3:21 11.Na4 1:12:23 g5 14:32 12.Be5 0 Rg8 1:26 13.Bg3 0 h5 7:22 14.h3 0 h4 10:57 15.Bh2 0 g4 4 16.hxg4 0 Bxg4 7 17.Kh1 0 h3 18 18.gxh3 0 Bxh3 1:51 19.Rg1 0 Rh8 11 20.Nc3 0 a6 10:07 21.Be2 5:00 Bf5 3:07 22.Bd3 0 Bxd3 1:53 23.Qxd3 0 Bd6 7 24.Rg2 0 Qf6 28 25.Kg1 1:05 Bxh2+ 3:04 26.Nxh2 1 Ke7 9 27.Ne2 1:01 Kd8 9:30 28.e4 40 dxe4 54 29.Qxe4 6 Nb6 1:22 30.Ng4 28 Qe7 45 31.Ne5 32 Nxe5 1:51 32.Qxe5 51 Rxc1+ 45 33.Nxc1 1 Qh4 39 34.Kf1 21 Nd7 33 35.Qa5+ 43 b6 25 36.Qc3 1:00 Qe4 1:20 37.Rg1 30 Qd5 31 38.a4 17 Nf6 35 39.Ne2 47 Ne4 27 40.Qb4 22 Qd6 33 41.Qxd6+ 5:20 Nxd6 40 42.Ke1 1:39 Ke7 58 43.b3 11:27 Rh3 3:29 44.Rg3 1:39 Rh1+ 1:13 45.Rg1 5 Rh2 5:05 46.Rg8 2:15 Ne4 2:07 47.f3 59 Nf6 44 48.Ra8 3:04 a5 2 49.Ra7+ 9 Kf8 38 50.Nf4 8:27 Rb2 4:04 51.Nd3 10 Rxb3 4 52.Ne5 4 Nd5 7 53.Nxf7 29 Rxf3 2:34 54.Ng5 24 Re3+ 9 55.Kd2 6 Ke8 11 56.Rb7 32 Ra3 8:24 57.Nxe6 8 Rxa4 12 58.Kd3 21 Rb4 41 59.Ke4 44 Rb5 2:11 60.Ra7 1:02 Nf6+ 4:17 61.Kf4 9 Nd5+ 1:28 62.Ke4 26 Nf6+ 44 63.Kf4 5 Nd5+ 2:00 ½–½
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Stefanova,A2417Mammadzada,G2441½–½2023D14ETCC Women 20236.1
Daulyte-Cornette,D2369Khotenashvili,B24981–02023B12ETCC Women 20236.1
Batsiashvili,N2487Milliet,S23752023A13ETCC Women 20236.2
Fataliyeva,U2395Salimova,N24120–12023C76ETCC Women 20236.2
Radeva,V2332Balajayeva,K2328½–½2023C47ETCC Women 20236.3
Hejazipour,M2323Arabidze,M24580–12023A14ETCC Women 20236.3
Javakhishvili,L2440Guichard,P23470–12023A28ETCC Women 20236.4
Mammadova,G2350Peycheva,G2287½–½2023B13ETCC Women 20236.4
Roebers,E2385Paehtz,E24731–02023B15ETCC Women 20236.5
Wagner,D2467Peng,Z23441–02023E09ETCC Women 20236.6
Van Foreest,M2308Heinemann,J23180–12023C54ETCC Women 20236.7
Schneider,J2265Kazarian,A2190½–½2023C02ETCC Women 20236.8
Tsolakidou,S2389Mkrtchian,L23871–02023C02ETCC Women 20236.9
Mkrtchyan,M2347Avramidou,A2247½–½2023D41ETCC Women 20236.10
Pavlidou,E2143Danielian,E2413½–½2023E32ETCC Women 20236.11
Gevorgyan,M2260Markantonaki,H21781–02023C54ETCC Women 20236.12
Kosteniuk,A2526Socko,M23781–02023B38ETCC Women 20236.13
Kiolbasa,O2371Georgescu,L22841–02023C54ETCC Women 20236.14
Hryzlova,S2199Zawadzka,J23422023D02ETCC Women 20236.15
Sliwicka,A2296Manko,M21051–02023B33ETCC Women 20236.16
Garcia Martin,M2350Houska,J23522023B11ETCC Women 20236.17
Yao,L2344Vega Gutierrez,S2381½–½2023C02ETCC Women 20236.18
Prado Acebo,I2246Hunt,H23150–12023E15ETCC Women 20236.19
Toma,K2193Matnadze Bujiashvili,A23971–02023B07ETCC Women 20236.20
Ushenina,A2425Injac,T2431½–½2023E32ETCC Women 20236.21
Gajcin,M2236Buksa,N2377½–½2023C54ETCC Women 20236.22
Zhukova,N2308Eric,J2112½–½2023D17ETCC Women 20236.23
Mandura,T2178Rakhmangulova,A2324½–½2023B31ETCC Women 20236.24
Unuk,L2310Hoang,T23932023E06ETCC Women 20236.25
Gaal,Z2304Urh,Z22491–02023E04ETCC Women 20236.26
Shpanko,N2177Terbe,J2269½–½2023A11ETCC Women 20236.27
Lazarne Vajda,S2265Janzelj,L2201½–½2023C48ETCC Women 20236.28
Bulmaga,I2430Repkova,E23231–02023C45ETCC Women 20236.29
Hagarova,Z2292Sandu,M22920–12023B53ETCC Women 20236.30
Lehaci,M2225Borosova,Z22621–02023C45ETCC Women 20236.31
Mrvova,A2154Ciolacu,A21752023A04ETCC Women 20236.32
Narva,M2387Efroimski,M24481–02023B11ETCC Women 20236.33
Belenkaya,D2250Olde,M21472023C84ETCC Women 20236.34
Sinitsina,A2221Klinova,M2245½–½2023B06ETCC Women 20236.35
Kochavi,D2090Narva,T20931–02023B06ETCC Women 20236.36
Medic,M2166Brunello,M23430–12023E51ETCC Women 20236.37
Zimina,O2277Berke,A20781–02023D34ETCC Women 20236.38
Ivekovic,T2136Gueci,T2160½–½2023D30ETCC Women 20236.39
Cassi,E1951Radikovic,A20840–12023A07ETCC Women 20236.40
Goossens,H2172Aydin,G21972023B07ETCC Women 20236.41
Ciftci,Z2173De Rycke,T20071–02023E71ETCC Women 20236.42
Vanhuyse,N1970Isgenderova,H20860–12023C14ETCC Women 20236.43
Kocyigit,B2005Barbier,W1923½–½2023E05ETCC Women 20236.44
Milovic,A2130Cramling,P24400–12023A06ETCC Women 20236.45
Frisk,E2161Koljevic,N2067½–½2023E05ETCC Women 20236.46
Skvortsova,A2115Cramling Bellon,A20850–12023B21ETCC Women 20236.47
Valcu,L2041Popovic,M17721–02023E11ETCC Women 20236.48
Prudnykova,O2273Stojkovska,M2047½–½2023C02ETCC Women 20236.49
Manova,I1941Johannsdottir,J19992023B52ETCC Women 20236.50
Thorsteinsdottir,H1943Petrovska,K18441–02023C55ETCC Women 20236.51
Zhezhovska,M1722Acevedo Mendez,L17961–02023E73ETCC Women 20236.52
Movsesian,J2249Machlik,M20811–02023B12ETCC Women 20236.53
Skaslien,I1941Kanakova,N21692023A80ETCC Women 20236.54
Richterova,N2172Kyrkjebo,H19122023D91ETCC Women 20236.55
Kyrkjebo,M1811Lhotska,A21252023B31ETCC Women 20236.56
Newrkla,K2227Keinanen,A2211½–½2023C95ETCC Women 20236.57
Paasikangas,J2044Teuschler,B20932023A50ETCC Women 20236.58
Froewis,A2151Puuska,H1928½–½2023B92ETCC Women 20236.59
Norlamo,S1894Exler,V21400–12023D38ETCC Women 20236.60

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