Euro Teams: Serbia beat Romania to join the lead

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
11/19/2023 – The round-7 clash of co-leaders between England and Germany ended drawn in the open section of the European Team Championship, which allowed Serbia to join them in the lead thanks to a 2½-1½ victory over Romania — Alexey Sarana beat Bogdan-Daniel Deac in the one decisive game of the match. Meanwhile, Bulgaria grabbed the sole lead in the women’s section, as they inflicted France’s first loss of the event. | Pictured: Serbia’s Alexandr Predke | Photo: Mark Livshitz
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Sarana beats Deac

Only one of the four games in the Germany vs England match — the clash of co-leaders — lasted more than 32 moves, with Alexander Donchenko and Luke McShane playing 52 moves each before drawing their game on board 4 (the same result that had been seen on the remaining three boards earlier in the day).

Similarly, three rather quick draws were signed in the match facing Romania and Serbia. However, the one longer encounter finished decisively in this one, as Alexey Sarana outplayed Bogdan-Daniel Deac with the white pieces from a tricky position with five pawns, a queen, a knight and a bishop per side.

Sarana, Alexey26691–0Deac, Bogdan-Daniel2700
ETCC Open 2023
Budva18.11.2023[Besenthal,Klaus-Günther]
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 Bb4 4.e3 0-0 5.Bd3 d5 6.Nf3 c5 7.0-0 dxc4 8.Bxc4 cxd4 9.exd4 b6 10.Qe2 Bb7 11.Rd1 Nbd7 12.d5 exd5 13.Nxd5 Re8 14.Qc2 Bxd5 15.Bxd5 Nxd5 16.Rxd5 Qe7 17.Bg5
This position doesn't look all that exciting. 17...f6?! But this is a weakening pawn push which leaves Black in a passive position. 17...Nf6 18.Re5 Qb7 19.Bxf6 gxf6 20.Rxe8+ Rxe8= 18.Rad1 Nf8 19.Be3 Qf7 20.h4 Be7 21.Qa4 Red8 22.Rxd8 Rxd8 23.Rxd8 Bxd8 24.Nd4 a5 25.b3
White has an advantage which is not yet enough to win, but Black's position - with the passive pieces and the vulnerable pawns - is already quite difficult. 25...h6?! Another weakening move. Better was 25...f5 26.Qc6 Qd7 27.Qc4+ There was probably nothing wrong with exchanging queens - the endgame would have remained difficult for Black. Kh8 28.g3 Bc7 29.h5 Be5 30.Nf3 Bc7 31.Nh4 b5 32.Qc5 Ne6
Sarana has taken his time, and so his advantage has crumbled away again. 33.Qf5 Kg8 34.Qg4 Kf8 35.Nf5 Ke8 36.Kg2 Qd5+ 37.Qf3 Qd7 38.Qe4 Kf7 39.Qg4 Ke8 40.Qf3 Bd8 41.Bf4 Be7 The passivity to which Black is condemned is certainly exhausting. 42.Qe4 Kf7? And then, often enough, a mistake follows. 42...Kf8! 43.Nxh6+! Kf8 43...gxh6?? 44.Qg6+ Kf8 45.Bxh6+ leads to mate. 44.Nf5 Out of nowhere, White suddenly has a winning position. Bc5 45.Bc1 Nd4 46.Be3 Nxf5 47.Bxc5+ Kg8 48.a4 bxa4 49.bxa4 Nh6 50.Be3 Ng4 51.Bf4 f5 52.Qa8+ Kh7 53.Qxa5 Qc6+ 54.f3 Nh6 55.Bxh6 1–0

European Team Chess Championship 2023

Romania versus Serbia | Photo: Mark Livshitz

Carlsen misplays advantageous position, then escapes with a draw

In what turned out to be an entertaining, rollercoaster game, Magnus Carlsen split the point with Danish rising star Jonas Buhl Bjerre. Playing black, the former world champion could not make the most of his advantage in a sharp middlegame, and then survived an inferior position with queen and four pawns (for Bjerre) against two minor pieces and six pawns (for Carlsen).

Bjerre, Jonas Buhl2633½–½Carlsen, Magnus2829
ETCC Open 2023
Budva18.11.2023[Mueller,Karsten]
1.e4 Nc6 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 Nf6 4.Nc3 g6 5.d5 Nb8 6.Be2 Bg7 7.0-0 0-0 8.h3 c6 9.a4 a5 10.Re1 Na6 11.Bf1 Nb4 12.Bg5 Bd7 13.Qd2 Rc8 14.g3 cxd5 15.exd5 Rc5 16.Be3 Rxc3 17.bxc3 Ne4 18.Qc1 Nxc3 19.Bd4 Nbxd5 20.Bxg7 Kxg7 21.Bc4 e6 22.Bxd5 exd5 23.Nd4 Qf6 24.Qe3 Rc8 25.Ra3 Ne4 26.Rd1 Rc4 27.Ne2 Rxc2 28.Rxd5 Nc5 29.Nd4 Rb2 30.Qe1 Bc6 31.Rf3 Bxd5 32.Rxf6 Kxf6 33.Nf5 Kxf5 34.g4+ Kf6 35.Qc3+ Ke6 36.Qxb2 Bb3 37.Qe2+ Kd5 38.Qf3+ Ke6 39.g5 Kd7 40.h4 Kc7 41.h5 gxh5 42.Qxh5 b5 43.axb5
Magnus' king. Sometimes two minor pieces can defend against a queen: 43...Kb6! The king comes to help the counterplay. Not the direct 43...a4? 44.Qf3 Kb6 45.Qc6+ Ka5 46.b6 a3 47.b7 Nxb7 48.Qxb7 a2 49.Qa7+ Kb4 50.Qd4++- 44.Qe2 44.Qxh7
does not win either due to 44...a4 45.Qh1 Kxb5 46.Qa8 Kb4 47.Qb8+ Kc4 48.Qa7 Kc3 49.f4 Kb2= 44...a4 45.Qe8 45.Qb2 d5 46.f4 Kxb5 47.f5 Kb4 48.Qd4+ Kb5= 45...a3 46.Qc6+ Ka5 47.Qa8+ 47.Qxd6 a2 48.Qf6 Kxb5= 47...Kb4 48.b6 a2 49.b7 Nxb7 50.Qxb7+ Kc3 51.Qa7 Kb2 52.Qd4+ Kb1 53.Qe4+ Kb2 54.Qd4+ Kb1 55.Qe4+ Kb2 ½–½

Magnus Carlsen

Magnus Carlsen | Photo: Mark Livshitz

Standings after round 7

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

...38 teams

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1.e4 9 e5 4 2.Nf3 6 Nc6 3 3.Bb5 9       a6 4 4.Ba4 5 Nf6 3 5.0-0 20 Be7 11 6.d3 24 b5 5 7.Bb3 5 d6 3 8.c3 33 0-0 7 9.h3 35 Be6 5 10.Bxe6 4:56 fxe6 24 11.Be3 2:13 d5 1:26 C84: Closed Ruy Lopez: Unusual White 6th moves. 12.Nbd2 5:15
12...h6N 39 Predecessor: 12...Qe8 13.a4 Rb8 14.axb5 axb5 15.Qb3 Qg6 16.Ra6 Qe8 17.Ng5 Qd7 18.Ngf3 Nh5 19.Bg5 Bxg5 20.Nxg5 1-0 Turkova,K (1666)-Nemeckayova,M (1428) SVK-ch U14 Girls 2007 (7) 13.Qc2 3:09 Qe8 3:07 White is slightly better. 14.d4 11:54 exd4 17:07 15.cxd4 5:21 Nb4 3:32 16.Qb1 24 dxe4 4:42 17.Nxe4 9 Qg6 9:48 18.Nxf6+ 4:14 Qxf6 7 19.Bd2 1:47 Nd5 44 20.Qe4 3:40 Bd6 5:12 21.Rfe1 1:11 Rfe8 3:35 22.Rac1 7:48 Qf5 1:52 23.Qe2 1:17 Rab8 7:12 24.Nh4 4:33 Qf6 5:00 25.Nf3 6:38 Qf5 28 26.Nh4 59 Qf6 16 27.Nf3 2:52 Qf5 38:04 Weighted Error Value: White=0.11 (very precise) /Black=0.02 (flawless) ½–½
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Vitiugov,N2712Keymer,V2721½–½2023C84ETCC Open 20237.1
Svane,R2647Howell,D26762023C67ETCC Open 20237.2
Adams,M2670Bluebaum,M26702023C01ETCC Open 20237.3
Donchenko,A2664McShane,L2626½–½2023E11ETCC Open 20237.4
Kadric,D2584Dragnev,V25891–02023C54ETCC Open 20237.5
Horvath,D2549Djukic,N25181–02023B30ETCC Open 20237.6
Petrov,N2567Blohberger,F2513½–½2023C79ETCC Open 20237.7
Baidetskyi,V2478Draskovic,L24762023B60ETCC Open 20237.8
Bjerre,J2633Carlsen,M2829½–½2023B08ETCC Open 20237.9
Tari,A2620Andersen,M2612½–½2023C84ETCC Open 20237.10
Thybo,J2522Amar,E2584½–½2023A89ETCC Open 20237.11
Kaasen,T2471Rasmussen,A25072023E04ETCC Open 20237.12
Rapport,R2748Predke,A2661½–½2023A04ETCC Open 20237.13
Sarana,A2669Deac,B27001–02023E55ETCC Open 20237.14
Shevchenko,K2665Indjic,A2601½–½2023C42ETCC Open 20237.15
Ivic,V2557Lupulescu,C25822023B30ETCC Open 20237.16
Erdos,V2557Sargissian,G26862023D55ETCC Open 20237.17
Melkumyan,H2650Gledura,B26331–02023D12ETCC Open 20237.18
Kozak,A2578Sargsyan,S26251–02023C50ETCC Open 20237.19
Ter-Sahakyan,S2618Balog,I26171–02023C11ETCC Open 20237.20
Navara,D2695Bacrot,E26682023B48ETCC Open 20237.21
Moussard,J2639Nguyen,T26241–02023A28ETCC Open 20237.22
Zilka,S2609Fressinet,L2640½–½2023C47ETCC Open 20237.23
Lagarde,M2629Stalmach,R24201–02023B66ETCC Open 20237.24
Saric,I2659Van Foreest,J2700½–½2023B12ETCC Open 20237.25
Warmerdam,M2638Brkic,A26222023A13ETCC Open 20237.26
Martinovic,S2542Bok,B2621½–½2023E35ETCC Open 20237.27
Van Foreest,L2540Livaic,L2553½–½2023E90ETCC Open 20237.28
Wojtaszek,R2668Mastrovasilis,D2573½–½2023E04ETCC Open 20237.29
Papaioannou,I2623Teclaf,P2571½–½2023D02ETCC Open 20237.30
Bartel,M2651Kourkoulos-Arditis,S2543½–½2023C79ETCC Open 20237.31
Ioannidis,E2502Gumularz,S25801–02023E51ETCC Open 20237.32
Rodshtein,M2582Laurusas,T2566½–½2023A07ETCC Open 20237.33
Kazakouski,V2577Kobo,O25561–02023E90ETCC Open 20237.34
Nabaty,T2632Pultinevicius,P25891–02023D46ETCC Open 20237.35
Klabis,R2412Postny,E2577½–½2023B42ETCC Open 20237.36
Radjabov,T2745Schitco,I2503½–½2023C60ETCC Open 20237.37
Macovei,A2446Mamedyarov,S2734½–½2023B12ETCC Open 20237.38
Mamedov,R2644Bologan,V25740–12023C77ETCC Open 20237.39
Iordachescu,V2586Durarbayli,V26251–02023D31ETCC Open 20237.40
Fedoseev,V2675Anton Guijarro,D26681–02023E32ETCC Open 20237.41
Santos Latasa,J2635Subelj,J25131–02023B35ETCC Open 20237.42
Skoberne,J2538Shirov,A26682023D02ETCC Open 20237.43
Iturrizaga Bonelli,E2621Borisek,J25682023D35ETCC Open 20237.44
Grandelius,N2688Yilmaz,M26502023C93ETCC Open 20237.45
Sanal,V2608Blomqvist,E25201–02023C78ETCC Open 20237.46
Hillarp Persson,T2502Can,E25661–02023A13ETCC Open 20237.47
Ali Marandi,C2544Kucuksari,K2474½–½2023D03ETCC Open 20237.48
Pechac,J2580Vocaturo,D2632½–½2023C54ETCC Open 20237.49
Moroni,L2575Gazik,V2547½–½2023D34ETCC Open 20237.50
Sahidi,S2464Lodici,L25500–12023B22ETCC Open 20237.51
Dvirnyy,D2495Haring,F2446½–½2023E04ETCC Open 20237.52
Kalezic,B2401Paichadze,L2501½–½2023B13ETCC Open 20237.53
Mchedlishvili,M2564Krivokapic,M23861–02023B96ETCC Open 20237.54
Draganic,V2294Jobava,B25680–12023B15ETCC Open 20237.55
Quparadze,G2490Miletic,V21902023B31ETCC Open 20237.56
Georgiadis,N2556Dardha,D25750–12023C65ETCC Open 20237.57
Glek,I2435Bogner,S25360–12023B90ETCC Open 20237.58
Pelletier,Y2505Lenaerts,L23222023D02ETCC Open 20237.59
Roos,A2240Kurmann,O24361–02023E18ETCC Open 20237.60
Saraci,N2466Nikolovski,N24052023C01ETCC Open 20237.61
Pancevski,F2441Uruci,E23151–02023A25ETCC Open 20237.62
Asllani,M2216Lazov,T23770–12023E73ETCC Open 20237.63
Veljanoski,A2289Saraci,K22002023B07ETCC Open 20237.64
Tomic,A2411Pasko,L23950–12023E01ETCC Open 20237.65
Mehmeti,D2377Sukovic,A23822023C10ETCC Open 20237.66
Pecurica,M2342Ashiku,F23962023E04ETCC Open 20237.67
Veleshnja,Z2269Djurovic,P23440–12023D36ETCC Open 20237.68
Gretarsson,H2518Muir,A22271–02023B65ETCC Open 20237.69
Morrison,G2221Stefansson,H25182023E15ETCC Open 20237.70
Stefansson,V2483Mitchell,M21861–02023A77ETCC Open 20237.71
Grant,J2150Kjartansson,G24490–12023A11ETCC Open 20237.72
Sipila,V2429Nielsen,H2387½–½2023C60ETCC Open 20237.73
Poulsen,M2291Sammalvuo,T23811–02023C48ETCC Open 20237.74
Valkama,E2310Egilstoft,R22541–02023C50ETCC Open 20237.75
Rodgaard,J2281Wartiovaara,O2270½–½2023A10ETCC Open 20237.76

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Women’s: Bulgaria sole leaders

Bulgaria, the fifth seeds in the women’s tournament, are now the only undefeated team in the competition, as they defeated the in-form French squad to grab the sole lead with two rounds to go in Budva. The exciting match saw decisive results on all four boards, with wins for Antoaneta Stefanova, Nurgyul Salimova and Beloslava Kratseva giving the new sole leaders an all-important 3-1 victory.

Antoaneta Stefanova

Bulgaria’s Antoaneta Stefanova | Photo: Mark Livshitz

The Bulgarians lead two teams by a match point: France and Azerbaijan. The Azerbaijani squad bounced back from their loss against Bulgaria by beating England 3-1 — Gunay Mammadzada and Gulnar Mammadova scored full points on boards 1 and 4, respectively. 

Still with chances of fighting for first place are Poland and Greece, which stand a match point behind France and Azerbaijan. Greece’s Stravoula Tsolakidou is having a great run on the top board, as she scored four consecutive wins after drawing her first three games to already secure a grandmaster norm!

European Team Chess Championship 2023

Hungary versus Greece | Photo: Mark Livshitz

Standings after round 7

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

...32 teams

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1.e4 3 e5 7 2.Nf3 8 Nc6 6 3.d4 6 exd4 24 4.Nxd4 6 Qf6 1:21 5.Nf3 15 Bb4+ 3:00 6.c3 14 Bc5 7 7.Be2 28 d6 1:00 8.0-0 1:10 a6 37 9.b4 3:12 Ba7 1:20 10.a4 2:50 Ne5 2:59 11.Nbd2 16:13 Ne7 3:32 12.Nd4 9:42 N7g6 9:32 13.N2b3 7:03 Nf4 5:35 14.Bxf4 3:50 Qxf4 5 15.Qc2 16 h5 6:51 16.c4 12:37 Ng4 7:03 17.Nf3 2:17 Be6 7:02 18.Rad1 10:43 h4 6:28 19.Nbd4 3:57 Bd7 2:56 20.c5 7:02 dxc5 9:27 21.bxc5 5 c6 3:17 22.Nf5 3:51 Bxf5 7:26 23.exf5 5 Nh6 20 24.Rd4 12:56 Qxf5 1:08 25.Re4+ 47 Kf8 45 26.Rc1 45 h3 9:43 27.Nd4 15 Qg5 1:42 28.g3 12 Rd8 37 29.Rf4 1:45 Kg8 2:50 30.Bc4 9 Rd7 2:41 31.Re1 53 Re7 1:30 32.Rxe7 37 Qxe7 1 33.Re4 8 Qd8 3:39 34.Qe2 49 Kh7 18 35.Qh5 1:27 g6 44 36.Qe5 21 Bb8 1:25 37.Qe7 8 Qxe7 23 38.Rxe7 4 Rd8 11 39.Nf3 38 Rd1+ 54 40.Bf1 7 Rb1 40 41.Nd2 6:12 Ra1 18:06 42.Nb3 8:49 Rxa4 1:02 43.Rxb7 6 Be5 6 44.Bxh3 46 a5 2:05 45.Bd7 11:08 Ra2 39 46.Bxc6 7 a4 1:41 47.Na5 5 Bd4 1:16 48.Rb4 1:05 Bxf2+ 3:49 49.Kh1 1:26 Be1 2:59 50.Rb5 20 Ng4 17 51.h3 3:18 Nf2+ 1:34 52.Kg2 41 Nd3+ 34 53.Kf1 9 Bxg3 31 54.Be4 1:41 Rf2+ 1:09 55.Kg1 4 Nf4 6 0–1
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Daulyte-Cornette,D2369Stefanova,A24170–12023C45ETCC Women 20237.1
Houska,J2352Mammadzada,G24412023D02ETCC Women 20237.1
Salimova,N2412Milliet,S23752023D36ETCC Women 20237.2
Fataliyeva,U2395Yao,L2344½–½2023B48ETCC Women 20237.2
Guichard,P2347Peycheva,G22871–02023D37ETCC Women 20237.3
Hunt,H2315Beydullayeva,G2383½–½2023B90ETCC Women 20237.3
Balajayeva,K2328Toma,K21932023B48ETCC Women 20237.4
Krasteva,B2262Savina,A23351–02023E73ETCC Women 20237.4
Paehtz,E2473Socko,M23782023A11ETCC Women 20237.5
Kiolbasa,O2371Wagner,D24672023B52ETCC Women 20237.6
Heinemann,J2318Zawadzka,J2342½–½2023C81ETCC Women 20237.7
Sliwicka,A2296Klek,H22821–02023C84ETCC Women 20237.8
Hoang,T2393Tsolakidou,S23892023B07ETCC Women 20237.9
Avramidou,A2247Gaal,Z23042023E11ETCC Women 20237.10
Papp,P2283Pavlidou,E21432023E12ETCC Women 20237.11
Makropoulou,M2124Lazarne Vajda,S2265½–½2023C48ETCC Women 20237.12
Batsiashvili,N2487Bulmaga,I2430½–½2023D35ETCC Women 20237.13
Sandu,M2292Arabidze,M24582023C77ETCC Women 20237.14
Javakhishvili,L2440Lehaci,M22252023A37ETCC Women 20237.15
Ciolacu,A2175Melia,S23540–12023D37ETCC Women 20237.16
Mkrtchian,L2387Narva,M23870–12023A34ETCC Women 20237.17
Olde,M2147Mkrtchyan,M2347½–½2023E11ETCC Women 20237.18
Danielian,E2413Sinitsina,A22211–02023E62ETCC Women 20237.19
Blokhin,S1956Gevorgyan,M22602023E52ETCC Women 20237.20
Injac,T2431Roebers,E23851–02023A26ETCC Women 20237.21
Peng,Z2344Gajcin,M2236½–½2023E14ETCC Women 20237.22
Eric,J2112Van Foreest,M23080–12023B47ETCC Women 20237.23
Lanchava,T2241Mandura,T21780–12023A14ETCC Women 20237.24
Aydin,G2197Ushenina,A2425½–½2023B22ETCC Women 20237.25
Buksa,N2377Ciftci,Z21732023B15ETCC Women 20237.26
Isgenderova,H2086Gaponenko,I2335½–½2023B52ETCC Women 20237.27
Rakhmangulova,A2324Kocyigit,B20052023C10ETCC Women 20237.28
Brunello,M2343Garcia Martin,M23502023A08ETCC Women 20237.29
Vega Gutierrez,S2381Sedina,E21691–02023B12ETCC Women 20237.30
Zimina,O2277Matnadze Bujiashvili,A23972023B12ETCC Women 20237.31
Grabuzova,T2188Gueci,T2160½–½2023A13ETCC Women 20237.32
Cramling,P2440Kosteniuk,A25262023E11ETCC Women 20237.33
Georgescu,L2284Frisk,E2161½–½2023B01ETCC Women 20237.34
Cramling Bellon,A2085Hakimifard,G2245½–½2023E16ETCC Women 20237.35
Hryzlova,S2199Ostensson,J19001–02023A43ETCC Women 20237.36
Stojkovska,M2047Unuk,L23100–12023B13ETCC Women 20237.37
Urh,Z2249Manova,I19411–02023E11ETCC Women 20237.38
Trajkovska,S1844Shpanko,N2177½–½2023C02ETCC Women 20237.39
Janzelj,L2201Zhezhovska,M17222023E06ETCC Women 20237.40
Repkova,E2323Efroimski,M24482023A43ETCC Women 20237.41
Klinova,M2245Borosova,Z22622023C54ETCC Women 20237.42
Sucikova,S2191Levitan,R21092023A07ETCC Women 20237.43
Kochavi,D2090Mrvova,A21541–02023B31ETCC Women 20237.44
Goossens,H2172Kanakova,N21692023C01ETCC Women 20237.45
Richterova,N2172Vanduyfhuys,D20832023B52ETCC Women 20237.46
De Rycke,T2007Lhotska,A21251–02023B26ETCC Women 20237.47
Sikorova,O2183Vanhuyse,N19701–02023A27ETCC Women 20237.48
Milovic,A2130Medic,M21660–12023C06ETCC Women 20237.49
Berke,A2078Koljevic,N20672023B13ETCC Women 20237.50
Skvortsova,A2115Ivekovic,T2136½–½2023C45ETCC Women 20237.51
Radikovic,A2084Mosurovic,M15812023C29ETCC Women 20237.52
Dolgova,O2218Trippold,D21610–12023D02ETCC Women 20237.53
Teuschler,B2093Machlik,M20812023B12ETCC Women 20237.54
Skaslien,I1941Froewis,A21512023D24ETCC Women 20237.55
Exler,V2140Kyrkjebo,M18111–02023E05ETCC Women 20237.56
Keinanen,A2211Prudnykova,O22732023B29ETCC Women 20237.57
Ptacnikova,L2079Paasikangas,J20441–02023D00ETCC Women 20237.58
Thorsteinsdottir,H1943Puuska,H19282023B22ETCC Women 20237.60

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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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