Euro Teams: Poland and Germany share the lead

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
11/14/2023 – Poland and Germany scored 2½-1½ victories on Monday to go into round 4 of the European Team Championship as co-leaders. Both teams had to compensate for an individual loss with two victories to keep their perfect scores. Meanwhile, Norway suffered a second upset loss in a row, this time against Iceland — despite Magnus Carlsen winning on the top board. In the women’s championship, France and Azerbaijan are tied for first place with 6/6 match points. | Photo: Paul Meyer-Dunker
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Norway struggling

All top-10 teams in the open section of the European Team Championship have scored 4 or more match points after three rounds in Budva — except for Norway, who have drawn once and lost twice for an overall 1/6 score.

Soon after Offerspill, the Norwegian club led by Magnus Carlsen, won the European Club Cup, the former world champion’s chances to collect a second consecutive triumph in a team competition have all but vanished. Despite having escaped a loss in round 2, Carlsen is now on a 2½/3 score after beating Iceland’s Hjorvar Steinn Gretarsson on Monday. The world number one has a 35-point lead over Fabiano Caruana in the live ratings list after this win.

Magnus Carlsen

Magnus Carlsen beat Hjorvar Steinn Gretarsson | Photo: Mark Livshitz

As for the teams doing well, Germany (3rd seeds) and Poland (11th seeds) are now sharing the lead with 6/6 match points each. Alexander Donchenko and Mateusz Bartel have been the heroes for their teams so far, as they both grabbed two wins and a draw so far in Montenegro.

In round 3, Germany beat Serbia, with wins by Donchenko and Matthias Bluebaum compensating for Vincent Keymer’s loss against Alexandr Predke on the top board. Meanwhile, Radoslaw Wojtaszek and Bartosz Socko scored for Poland in a hard-fought match against France, which saw Maxime Lagarde beating Szymon Gumularz on board 4. Lagarde, by the way, is one of two players with a perfect 3/3 score in the tournament, together with Belgium’s 18-year-old grandmaster Daniel Dardha.

Standing a match point behind the leaders are four teams: Romania, Armenia, the Netherlands and Israel. Three players from the squads in the chasing pack have excelled in the first three rounds of the event: Jorden van Foreest and Max Warmerdam (Netherlands) and Tamir Nabaty (Israel) have all collected 2½ points since the tournament kicked off on Saturday.

Radoslaw Wojtaszek

Radoslaw Wojtaszek (Poland) defeated Etienne Bacrot (France) | Photo: Mark Livshitz

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IM Robert Ris analyses Magnus Carlsen’s remarkable win

Standings after round 3

Rk. Team  TB1 
1 Poland 6
2 Germany 6
3 Israel 5
4 Netherlands 5
5 Armenia 5
6 Romania 5
7 Serbia 4
8 France 4
9 Croatia 4
10 England 4
11 Azerbaijan 4
12 Slovenia 4
13 Spain 4
14 Greece 4
15 Italy 4

...38 teams

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1.e4 1:28 e5 14 2.Nf3 5 Nc6 3 3.Bb5 6 a6 6 4.Ba4 4 Nf6 7 5.0-0 14 Be7 41 6.d3 13 b5 26 7.Bb3 6 d6 3 8.a4 11 Bd7 1:18 9.c3 2:10 0-0 34 10.Ba2 16 b4 11:18 11.h3 1:21 Be6 10:29 12.Bxe6 4:06 fxe6 11 13.Be3 53 d5 2:35 14.Nbd2 36 h6 2:00 15.Qc2 16:38 Rb8 9:37 16.d4 19:30 bxc3 8:19 17.bxc3 6:10 exd4 1:47 18.Bxd4 1:43 Nh5 6:46 19.Rae1 5:26 Nf4 4:17 20.Be3 3:27 Qd7 4:44 21.Bxf4 4:36 Rxf4 8 22.Qd3 11 a5 2:35 23.Rb1 6:25 Rd8 2:33 24.Qe3 52 Rff8 1:31 25.exd5 3:22 exd5 21 26.Rb5 22 Bd6 8:42 27.Nb3 1:37 Kh8 3:20 28.Rd1 8:11 White should play 28.Qd3 28...Qf7 1:21 28...Rde8!? 29.Qd3 Ne5 30.Nxe5 30.Qxd5? Rxf3 31.Nc5 Qf5-+ 30...Rxe5= 29.Nxa5 2:49 Rde8 13 30.Qd2! 46 Ne5 2:31 31.Nxe5 2:26 31.Qxd5? perishes. Qf4-+ 31...Rxe5 5 32.Nb7! 4:54 32.Rxd5 Rxd5 33.f3 Rxd2 34.Rxd2 Bg3 35.Rd1 Re8 36.Rf1 Qa2 32...Be7 1:59 33.Nc5 1:10 Much worse is 33.Rxd5 Bg5 34.Rxe5 Bxd2 35.Rxd2 Rb8 36.Rd8+ Rxd8 37.Nxd8 Qb3 33...Bg5 8:52 34.Qb2 1:28 Qh5 2:29 34...Qe8!= remains equal. 35.Nd3 Re2 35.Rf1 1:22 Re2 56 36.Qb1 19 Qe8 1:15 37.Nd3! 30 c6 34 38.Rb2 42 38.Rb6!? 38...Rxb2! 1:49 39.Qxb2 11 Qe4 30 40.Qb4 2:00 Ra8 2:21 41.Qb7 7:08 Qxa4 8:26
41...Rf8 42.Nc5 Qe8 42.Nc5!± 4 Qa2 5:17 43.Qxc6 26 Rg8 3:38 44.Nd7 11:17 Qd2 3:17 45.Qe6 3:18 Qxc3 1:46 46.Qxd5 2:09 Re8 1:21 47.g3 2:05 Qd2 1:13 48.Qc6 1:49 Qe2 1:59 49.Nc5 8 49.Kg2 is more complex. Be3 50.h4 Bd4 51.Qd5 49...Bf6 32 50.Nd3 1:04 50.h4 looks sharper. Re7 51.Nd7 Bd4 52.Kg2 50...Qe4 35 51.Qxe4 2:43 Rxe4 8:16 52.Rb1 38 Rd4 0 53.Rb3 14 Kh7 0 54.Kg2 14 Rd7 0 55.h4 22 g6 0 56.Kf3 42 Kg7 0 57.Nc5 36 Re7 0 58.Rb6 31 Kf7 0 59.Ne4 6 Bd4 0 60.Rb5 1:09 Kg7 0 61.h5 47 gxh5 2 62.Rxh5 14 Re5 1:15 63.Rh1 2:22 Rf5+ 41 64.Kg4 55 Re5 22 65.f3 1:01 Kg6 1:45 66.Rd1 4 Bc5 15 67.Rc1 27 67.Nxc5± Rg5+ 68.Kf4 Rxc5 69.Rd6+ Kg7 70.g4 67...Be7 31 68.Rc6+ 9 Kg7 4 69.Kf4 49 Ra5 5 70.Rc7 19 Kf8 49 70...Kf7! 71.g4± 1:38 Ra3 2:07 72.Rc6 40 Kg7 22 73.Rc7 46 Kf8 5 74.Rb7 44 Ra5 1:45 75.Rd7 17 Ra3 31 76.Rd5 20 Kf7 23 77.Kg3 39 Rb3 24 78.Ra5 35 Rd3 11 79.Kg2 43 Ra3 26 80.Rh5 35 Kg6 45 81.Re5 21 Kf7 44 82.Rd5 34 Ra2+ 16 83.Kg3 6 Ra3 4 84.Rb5 26 Kg7 25 85.Rb7 1:02 Kf8 4 86.Rb6 32 Kg7 6 87.Nd2 36 Ra5 29 88.Nc4 12 Rc5 1:26 89.Ne3 22 Bd8 43 90.Rb7+ 19 Kg6 43 90...Bc7+ 91.Kf2 Kg6 91.f4 49 White should try 91.Rd7± Bg5 92.f4 91...h5 41 92.Rd7 33 92.g5!? 92...Bf6? 1:27       92...Rc3! 93.Nd5+- 24 Rc6? 27 93...Bb2 is a better chance. 94.Rd6+       Deflection Kg7 94.Nxf6+- 32 Rxf6 24 95.g5 16 Rf8 36 96.Rd6+ 26 Kf5 4 97.Kh4 42 Rf7 30 98.Kxh5 31 1–0
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Predke,A2661Keymer,V27211–02023C84ETCC Open 20233.1
Svane,R2647Sarana,A2669½–½2023E11ETCC Open 20233.2
Indjic,A2601Bluebaum,M26700–12023B12ETCC Open 20233.3
Donchenko,A2664Ivic,V25571–02023A50ETCC Open 20233.4
Yilmaz,M2650Kadric,D25841–02023E95ETCC Open 20233.5
Djukic,N2518Sanal,V2608½–½2023C88ETCC Open 20233.6
Can,E2566Petrov,N25671–02023E04ETCC Open 20233.7
Draskovic,L2476Ali Marandi,C2544½–½2023C55ETCC Open 20233.8
Carlsen,M2829Gretarsson,H25181–02023C77ETCC Open 20233.9
Stefansson,H2518Amar,E25841–02023D24ETCC Open 20233.10
Hauge,L2498Stefansson,V2483½–½2023C48ETCC Open 20233.11
Heimisson,H2377Kaasen,T24711–02023B90ETCC Open 20233.12
Wojtaszek,R2668Bacrot,E26681–02023D20ETCC Open 20233.13
Moussard,J2639Bartel,M2651½–½2023C84ETCC Open 20233.14
Socko,B2545Fressinet,L26401–02023C45ETCC Open 20233.15
Lagarde,M2629Gumularz,S25801–02023B15ETCC Open 20233.16
Rodshtein,M2582Van Foreest,J2700½–½2023D30ETCC Open 20233.17
Warmerdam,M2638Kobo,O25561–02023A13ETCC Open 20233.18
Nabaty,T2632Bok,B26211–02023E36ETCC Open 20233.19
Vrolijk,L2569Postny,E2577½–½2023A07ETCC Open 20233.20
Navara,D2695Rapport,R2748½–½2023E94ETCC Open 20233.21
Deac,B2700Nguyen,T2624½–½2023C50ETCC Open 20233.22
Zilka,S2609Shevchenko,K2665½–½2023C17ETCC Open 20233.23
Lupulescu,C2582Stalmach,R24201–02023D35ETCC Open 20233.24
Vitiugov,N2712Saric,I2659½–½2023D50ETCC Open 20233.25
Brkic,A2622Howell,D2676½–½2023C65ETCC Open 20233.26
Adams,M2670Livaic,L25531–02023C02ETCC Open 20233.27
Bosiocic,M2537Haria,R25081–02023D38ETCC Open 20233.28
Dragnev,V2589Sargissian,G2686½–½2023C89ETCC Open 20233.29
Melkumyan,H2650Ragger,M2615½–½2023A16ETCC Open 20233.30
Horvath,D2549Sargsyan,S2625½–½2023C88ETCC Open 20233.31
Ter-Sahakyan,S2618Blohberger,F25131–02023D38ETCC Open 20233.32
Radjabov,T2745Grandelius,N2688½–½2023D45ETCC Open 20233.33
Blomqvist,E2520Mamedyarov,S27340–12023C10ETCC Open 20233.34
Mamedov,R2644Hillarp Persson,T25021–02023B23ETCC Open 20233.35
Sorensen,H2479Durarbayli,V26251–02023C83ETCC Open 20233.36
Sorensen,H2479Durarbayli,V26250–12023D13ETCC Open 20233.36
Anton Guijarro,D2668Bjerre,J26331–02023D35ETCC Open 20233.37
Andersen,M2612Santos Latasa,J26350–12023C02ETCC Open 20233.38
Shirov,A2668Thybo,J2522½–½2023C50ETCC Open 20233.39
Rasmussen,A2507Yuffa,D26001–02023A26ETCC Open 20233.40
Erdos,V2557Paichadze,L2501½–½2023A17ETCC Open 20233.41
Mchedlishvili,M2564Gledura,B2633½–½2023A13ETCC Open 20233.42
Banusz,T2609Jobava,B2568½–½2023A37ETCC Open 20233.43
Kacharava,N2519Kozak,A2578½–½2023C65ETCC Open 20233.44
Theodorou,N2619Laurusas,T2566½–½2023C43ETCC Open 20233.45
Kazakouski,V2577Mastrovasilis,D2573½–½2023C24ETCC Open 20233.46
Papaioannou,I2623Pultinevicius,P25891–02023B13ETCC Open 20233.47
Klabis,R2412Ioannidis,E2502½–½2023C47ETCC Open 20233.48
Schitco,I2503Vocaturo,D2632½–½2023A45ETCC Open 20233.49
Moroni,L2575Macovei,A24461–02023D41ETCC Open 20233.50
Bologan,V2574Sonis,F2564½–½2023C50ETCC Open 20233.51
Dvirnyy,D2495Iordachescu,V25861–02023A46ETCC Open 20233.52
Fedoseev,V2675Georgiadis,N2556½–½2023E32ETCC Open 20233.53
Bogner,S2536Subelj,J2513½–½2023D11ETCC Open 20233.54
Sebenik,M2531Pelletier,Y25051–02023E09ETCC Open 20233.55
Baenziger,F2422Borisek,J2568½–½2023E11ETCC Open 20233.56
Dardha,D2575Pechac,J25801–02023E28ETCC Open 20233.57
Druska,J2472Glek,I2435½–½2023D22ETCC Open 20233.58
Beukema,J2357Sahidi,S24640–12023B90ETCC Open 20233.59
Haring,F2446Lenaerts,L23221–02023B40ETCC Open 20233.60
Kalezic,B2401Keinanen,T25271–02023C02ETCC Open 20233.61
Sipila,V2429Krivokapic,M23861–02023B81ETCC Open 20233.62
Draganic,V2294Valkama,E23101–02023C86ETCC Open 20233.63
Wartiovaara,O2270Miletic,V21901–02023B31ETCC Open 20233.64
Nikolovski,N2405Nielsen,H2387½–½2023C49ETCC Open 20233.65
Poulsen,M2291Risteski,E23790–12023B21ETCC Open 20233.66
Pancevski,F2441Egilstoft,R2254½–½2023A26ETCC Open 20233.67
Rodgaard,J2281Lazov,T2377½–½2023E94ETCC Open 20233.68
Saraci,N2466Pasko,L23951–02023C56ETCC Open 20233.69
Mehmeti,D2377Uruci,E23151–02023D18ETCC Open 20233.70
Asllani,M2216Ashiku,F23960–12023B45ETCC Open 20233.71
Veleshnja,Z2269Saraci,K22001–02023B06ETCC Open 20233.72
Tomic,A2411Muir,A22271–02023E14ETCC Open 20233.73
Morrison,G2221Sukovic,A2382½–½2023E11ETCC Open 20233.74
Pecurica,M2342Mitchell,M21861–02023A70ETCC Open 20233.75
Levy,D2221Pobor,M21950–12023B26ETCC Open 20233.76

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Women’s: France and Azerbaijan co-leaders

Similarly to the open section, two teams still have a perfect score in the women’s championship. France and Azerbaijan grabbed clear wins in round 3, over Poland and Spain respectively, to enter round 4 sharing the lead with 6/6 match points.

While Azerbaijan won thanks to victories by Ulviyya Fataliyeva and Khanim Balajayeva, the French squad defeated Spain with wins by Deimante Daulyte-Cornette, Mitra Hejazipour (the reigning French champion has a 3/3 score in Budva) and Pauline Guichard. As noted by Yosha Iglesias on X, France kicked off the event with three consecutive 3½-½ wins!

European Team Chess Championship 2023

The Azerbaijani team | Photo: Mark Livshitz

European Team Chess Championship 2023

France versus Spain | Photo: Mark Livshitz

Two teams make up the chasing pack with 5/6 match points in the women’s section: Germany and Hungary. While Hungarians Hoang Thanh Trang and Szidonia Lazarne Vajda both have 2/2 scores, Josefine Heinemann has been the strongest German representative with 2½/3 points to her name.

The lowest-rated squad in the 9-team pack with 4/6 match points is North Macedonia. In fact, the Macedonians have the lowest rating average in the tournament (1919), but that did not prevent them from beating Sweden and Montenegro in rounds 2 and 3.

European Team Chess Championship 2023

Josefine Heinemann, Yuri Yakovich (captain) and Hanna Marie Klek | Photo: Paul Meyer-Dunker

Standings after round 3

Rk. Team  TB1 
1 France 6
2 Azerbaijan 6
3 Germany 5
4 Hungary 5
5 Bulgaria 4
6 Serbia 4
7 Netherlands 4
8 Poland 4
9 Spain 4
10 Switzerland 4
11 Armenia 4
12 Georgia 4
13 North Macedonia 4
14 Slovakia 3
15 Greece 3

...32 teams

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1.d4 7 d5 8 2.c4 4 c6 4 3.Nf3 17 Nf6 7 4.e3 21 Bf5 33 5.Nc3 5 e6 4 6.Nh4 11 Bg6 8 7.Nxg6 3:36 hxg6 7 8.g3 9 Nbd7 4 9.Bd2 1:36 Bd6 10:59 10.c5 7:35 Bc7 6:08 11.f4 7 Ba5 10:20 12.Bd3 10:19 b6 9:43 13.cxb6 3:54 axb6 12 14.Nb1 4:06 c5 2:15 15.Bxa5 2:53 Rxa5 4:31 16.Nc3 1:48 c4 9:25 17.Bc2 4:15 Qe7 3:07 18.0-0 5:03 b5 3:49 19.a3 8:55 b4 9:21 20.axb4 3:40 Rxa1 9:02 21.Qxa1 5 Qxb4 4:25 22.Bd1 12:23 Ke7 1:08 23.Bf3 3:32 Rb8 59 24.Rf2 4 Qb7 50 25.g4 3:14 Kf8 6:30 26.Qf1 2:04 Qa7 2:07 27.h4 1:51 Ra8 1:58 28.Qg2 1:28 Nb6 57 29.Rf1 5:16 Qd7 39 30.Qc2 4:15 Ra7 1:50 31.Kg2 2:28 Na4 1:13 32.Ra1 4:08 Nxc3 1:51 33.Rxa7 4 Qxa7 2 34.Qxc3 46 Qa4 22 35.Kf2 52 Ne8 50 36.Ke1 4:25 Nd6 1:16 37.Bd1 24 Qa6 48 38.Qb4 25 Kg8 16 39.Bc2 1:02 Qa1+ 48 40.Ke2 1:36 Qc1 54 41.Bxg6 6:45 fxg6 53 42.Qxd6 8 Qc2+ 3:56 43.Kf3 2:03 Qd1+ 16 44.Kg3 10 Qg1+ 40 45.Kf3 4 Qf1+ 3 46.Kg3 3 Qg1+ 17 ½–½
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Socko,M2378Mammadzada,G2441½–½2023D12ETCC Women 20233.1
Daulyte-Cornette,D2369Garcia Martin,M23501–02023C54ETCC Women 20233.1
Fataliyeva,U2395Kiolbasa,O23711–02023C78ETCC Women 20233.2
Vega Gutierrez,S2381Hejazipour,M23230–12023B48ETCC Women 20233.2
Guichard,P2347Prado Acebo,I22461–02023D30ETCC Women 20233.3
Zawadzka,J2342Balajayeva,K23280–12023C88ETCC Women 20233.3
Mammadova,G2350Sliwicka,A2296½–½2023B31ETCC Women 20233.4
Grabuzova,T2188Savina,A2335½–½2023E92ETCC Women 20233.4
Paehtz,E2473Injac,T2431½–½2023C45ETCC Women 20233.5
Velikic,A2273Wagner,D2467½–½2023E20ETCC Women 20233.6
Heinemann,J2318Gajcin,M22361–02023B30ETCC Women 20233.7
Mandura,T2178Klek,H2282½–½2023B31ETCC Women 20233.8
Hoang,T2393Ushenina,A24251–02023D02ETCC Women 20233.9
Buksa,N2377Gaal,Z23041–02023C93ETCC Women 20233.10
Papp,P2283Zhukova,N2308½–½2023C02ETCC Women 20233.11
Rakhmangulova,A2324Lazarne Vajda,S22650–12023B12ETCC Women 20233.12
Stefanova,A2417Kosteniuk,A2526½–½2023D85ETCC Women 20233.13
Georgescu,L2284Salimova,N2412½–½2023C72ETCC Women 20233.14
Peycheva,G2287Hakimifard,G22451–02023E05ETCC Women 20233.15
Hryzlova,S2199Krasteva,B22621–02023A35ETCC Women 20233.16
Tsolakidou,S2389Khotenashvili,B2498½–½2023A34ETCC Women 20233.17
Batsiashvili,N2487Avramidou,A2247½–½2023C02ETCC Women 20233.18
Pavlidou,E2143Arabidze,M24580–12023E46ETCC Women 20233.19
Melia,S2354Markantonaki,H2178½–½2023C78ETCC Women 20233.20
Mkrtchian,L2387Brunello,M23431–02023A13ETCC Women 20233.21
Sedina,E2169Mkrtchyan,M23470–12023C54ETCC Women 20233.22
Danielian,E2413Zimina,O22771–02023D15ETCC Women 20233.23
Gueci,T2160Gaboyan,S2171½–½2023B31ETCC Women 20233.24
Roebers,E2385Atalik,E2404½–½2023B12ETCC Women 20233.25
Aydin,G2197Peng,Z23440–12023B40ETCC Women 20233.26
Van Foreest,M2308Ciftci,Z21731–02023B40ETCC Women 20233.27
Isgenderova,H2086Kazarian,A21900–12023D00ETCC Women 20233.28
Houska,J2352Narva,M23871–02023D05ETCC Women 20233.29
Olde,M2147Yao,L2344½–½2023E04ETCC Women 20233.30
Hunt,H2315Sinitsina,A22210–12023C78ETCC Women 20233.31
Narva,T2093Toma,K2193½–½2023B22ETCC Women 20233.32
Repkova,E2323Unuk,L2310½–½2023D02ETCC Women 20233.33
Urh,Z2249Hagarova,Z2292½–½2023A77ETCC Women 20233.34
Sucikova,S2191Shpanko,N21770–12023A23ETCC Women 20233.35
Janzelj,L2201Mrvova,A21540–12023E18ETCC Women 20233.36
Milovic,A2130Stojkovska,M2047½–½2023C07ETCC Women 20233.37
Manova,I1941Koljevic,N20671–02023B12ETCC Women 20233.38
Skvortsova,A2115Trajkovska,S18441–02023B28ETCC Women 20233.39
Zhezhovska,M1722Popovic,M17721–02023D36ETCC Women 20233.40
Newrkla,K2227Bulmaga,I24300–12023B90ETCC Women 20233.41
Sandu,M2292Trippold,D21611–02023B48ETCC Women 20233.42
Froewis,A2151Ciolacu,A21750–12023C54ETCC Women 20233.43
Voicu-Jagodzinsky,C2237Exler,V2140½–½2023B11ETCC Women 20233.44
Efroimski,M2448Dolgova,O22181–02023B12ETCC Women 20233.45
Machlik,M2081Klinova,M22450–12023B08ETCC Women 20233.46
Levitan,R2109Kyrkjebo,H19121–02023C54ETCC Women 20233.47
Kyrkjebo,M1811Kochavi,D20900–12023B12ETCC Women 20233.48
Prudnykova,O2273Movsesian,J2249½–½2023C22ETCC Women 20233.49
Kanakova,N2169Ptacnikova,L20791–02023B48ETCC Women 20233.50
Johannsdottir,J1999Richterova,N21721–02023B11ETCC Women 20233.51
Sikorova,O2183Acevedo Mendez,L17961–02023A28ETCC Women 20233.52
Cramling,P2440Keinanen,A22111–02023E11ETCC Women 20233.53
Paasikangas,J2044Frisk,E2161½–½2023D00ETCC Women 20233.54
Cramling Bellon,A2085Puuska,H1928½–½2023D27ETCC Women 20233.55
Norlamo,S1894Ostensson,J19000–12023E73ETCC Women 20233.56
Goossens,H2172Medic,M2166½–½2023C01ETCC Women 20233.57
Ivekovic,T2136Vanduyfhuys,D20831–02023E04ETCC Women 20233.58
De Rycke,T2007Radikovic,A20841–02023B26ETCC Women 20233.59
Mihaljevic,E2010Barbier,W19231–02023B07ETCC Women 20233.60

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Carlos Colodro is a Hispanic Philologist from Bolivia. He works as a freelance translator and writer since 2012. A lot of his work is done in chess-related texts, as the game is one of his biggest interests, along with literature and music.
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