Lagarde, Guichard bag French national titles in thrilling finale

by Dhananjay Khadilkar
8/27/2019 – The 2019 French Championships concluded on Sunday in Chartres, capital of the Eure-et-Loir department. Both the open and women's categories were decided on tiebreaks. In the end, Pauline Guichard got her second consecutive national title after taking down six-time champion Sophie Milliet, while Maxime Lagarde became French champion for the first time after beating Laurent Fressinet in the blitz phase of the play-offs. DHANANJAY KHADILKAR reports. | Photo: Fédération Française des Échecs
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Championnat de France 2019

Maxime Lagarde and Pauline Guichard were crowned French champions following a thrilling conclusion to the Championnat de France at Chartres on Sunday. While this was Lagarde's maiden national title, Guichard made it two in a row after winning her first championship last year. Both emerged victorious after beating Laurent Fressinet and Sophie Milliet respectively in tiebreaks. 

In the ninth and final round of the classical format, the joint leaders in both categories produced identical results. While Lagarde beat Yannick Gozzoli, Fressinet got the better of Sebastien Maze to end up on six points. On the women's side, Milliet cruised to a win over Cyrielle Monpeurt while Guichard had to fight hard against Nino Maisuradze to claim a full point. Both Milliet and Guichard ended the tournament on seven points.

Key games from Round 9 - Both categories

 
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1.e4 0 e6 0 2.d4 0 c5 0 3.Nf3 7:47 cxd4 0 4.Nxd4 3 Nc6 25 5.Nc3 3 Nf6 14 6.g3 37 Bb4 5:49 7.Bg2 30 0-0 0 8.0-0 41 d6 43 9.Nxc6 9:57 bxc6 7 10.e5 56 dxe5 16:02 11.Bxc6 13:28 Ba6 2:30 12.Qxd8 1:01:58 Raxd8 0 13.Bb5 0 Bxb5 6:41 14.Nxb5 0 a6 4 15.a3 0 Ba5 2:51 16.Na7 0 Bc7 14:30 17.Nc6 0 Rd7 0 18.c4 0 Rc8 7:08 19.b4 0 Bd6 6:26 20.b5 0 axb5 7:45 21.cxb5 0 Nd5 6 22.a4 0 Rb7 0 23.Ba3 0 Bc7 4:45 24.Ne7+ 0 Nxe7 1:30 25.Bxe7 0 Bb6 6 26.Rfc1 0 Ra8 7:05 27.Bc5 0 Ba5 0 28.Bd6 0 f6 1:26 29.Rc6 0 Rd8 16 30.Rac1 0 Rdd7 3:36 31.Ra6 0 Bb6 4 32.Rc6 0 Bd4 0 33.b6 10:30 Kf7 11 34.Bc7 0 Rd5 4:05 35.Ra8 0 e4 2:51 36.a5 0 Rf5 20 37.Bf4 0 e5 1:02 38.Be3 0 Bxe3 29 39.fxe3 0 Rd7 9 40.Rc7 0 1–0
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Milliet,S2397Monpeurt,C21711–02019B4594th FRA-ch Women 20199.2
Guichard,P2405Maisuradze,N22031–02019A3694th FRA-ch Women 20199.3
Fressinet,L2625Maze,S25541–02019A4894th FRA-ch 20199.2
Lagarde,M2626Gozzoli,Y26141–02019A2394th FRA-ch 20199.3

Maxime Lagarde, Laurent Fressinet, Pauline Guichard, Sophie Milliet

All set for the play-offs | Photo: Official site

The women's title was determined at the end of the two rapid tiebreak games. Guichard won the first encounter with the black pieces and managed to draw the second with white to emerge victorious.

Guichard said she was lucky to have won this year's championship. "Of course, I am very happy. But it was a bit difficult as I didn't play very well. In three games, I was in losing positions. I managed clear wins in only two [out of the five] games that I won. It's a bit weird as I don't know why I played so bad. Last year, I played much better. [This year] I was very lucky", she remarked. 

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1.e4 0 e5 0 2.Nf3 0 Nc6 0 3.Bb5 0 Nf6 4 4.0-0 0 Nxe4 4 5.Re1 2 Nd6 2 6.Nxe5 2 Be7 4 7.Bf1 2 0-0 21 8.d4 56 Nxe5 24 9.Rxe5 0 Bf6 40 10.Re1 1 Re8 3 11.Bf4 9 Rxe1 12.Qxe1 1 Ne8 2:14 13.Nc3 11 d6 1:58 14.Nd5 1:07 Be6 0 15.Nxf6+ 5 Qxf6 5 16.Qd2 0 Qg6 51 17.d5 20 Bf5 8 18.c4 7 Nf6 1 19.f3 43 h6 29 20.Re1 6 Re8 8 21.Rxe8+ 15 Nxe8 2 22.Qb4 2 Bd3 13 23.Qxb7 1:17 Bxf1 5 24.Kxf1 1 Qd3+ 0 25.Kf2 1 Qxc4 1:02 26.Be3 2:11 Qc2+ 1 27.Kf1 15 Qd1+ 27 28.Kf2 1 Qc2+ 4 29.Kf1 1 Nf6 0 30.Qxa7 23 Qb1+ 12 31.Ke2 1:08 Qxb2+ 2 32.Bd2 1 Qe5+ 35 33.Kd1 27 Nxd5 12 34.a4 4 c5 0 35.a5 38 c4 7 36.a6 5 c3 6 37.Qb8+ 2 Kh7 5 38.a7 0 Qd4 12 39.Qb1+ 5 g6 1 40.Qa2 9 Qg1+ 7 41.Be1 3 c2+ 8 42.Kxc2 13 Qxg2+ 2 43.Kb3 0 Qxf3+ 5 44.Kc4 0 Nb6+ 0 45.Kb5 1 Na8 7 46.Bg3 10 Qb7+ 11 47.Kc4 2 d5+ 4 48.Kd4 3 Nb6 1 49.Be5 11 Qc6 0 50.Bb8 6 h5 7 51.Qf2 3 Kg8 7 52.Qf4 7 Qc4+ 4 53.Ke5 2 Nd7+ 2 54.Kd6 3 Qxf4+ 0 55.Kxd7 0 Qa4+ 6 56.Kc7 1 d4 3 57.Kb7 1 d3 2 58.Bf4 2 Qxf4 3 59.a8Q+ 1 Kh7 0 60.Qa2 3 d2 7 61.Qd5 6 Kg7 5 62.Qb3 31 Qd4 10 63.Qd1 3 Qb4+ 9 64.Kc6 2 Qc3+ 0 65.Kd5 7 Qc1 1 0–1
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Milliet,S2397Guichard,P24050–12019C6794th FRA-ch Women 201910.1
Guichard,P2405Milliet,S2397½–½2019A3794th FRA-ch Women 201911.1

Pauline Guichard, Sophie Milliet, Andrea-Cristina Navrotescu

Pauline Guichard, Sophie Milliet and Andrea-Cristina Navrotescu are the top three finishers | Photo: Official site

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1.c4 Nf6 2.Nc3 e5 3.g3 d5 4.cxd5 Nxd5 5.Bg2 Nb6 6.Nf3 Nc6 7.d3 Be7 8.a3 A29: English Opening: Four Knights Variation with 4 g3 8.0-0 0-0 9.Be3 Be6 10.Rc1 Nd5 11.Nxd5 Bxd5 12.Qc2 Re8 13.a3 a6 14.Rfd1 Bf6 15.Nd2 Bxg2 16.Kxg2 Bg5 17.Bxg5 Qxg5 18.e3 1-0 (57) So,W (2778)-Giri,A (2782) Leuven 2018 8...Be6 9.Be3 Nd4 With the idea ...Bb3. 10.Bxd4 Better is 10.0-0= 10...exd4 11.Ne4 c5N 11...f5!? 12.Ned2 0-0 Predecessor: 11...a5 12.Rc1 a4 13.0-0 0-0 14.Qd2 c6 15.h4 h6 ½-½ (23) Daudzvardis,J (2142)-Hoeksema,H (2405) Groningen 2004 12.0-0 0-0 13.Rc1 Rc8 14.b3 14.b4= keeps the balance. 14...h6 14...f5! 15.Ned2 Nd5 15.Qc2 15.b4! 15...Nd5 16.Qb2 a5 17.Rfe1 b5       18.Ned2 Re8 19.e4 Nc3 20.Nb1 b4! 21.a4 f5 21...g5 22.Nbd2 g4 22.Bh3 22.Nbd2 22...Bg5!-+ 23.Nxg5 23.Nbd2 was necessary. 23...Qxg5 24.Bg2 24.exf5 Bd5 25.Bg2 Qxf5 26.Qc2 24...f4 25.Nd2 fxg3 26.hxg3 26.fxg3 Re7 27.e5 26...Rf8 27.Nf1 Bg4 Black should play 27...Rce8!-+ 28.Qc2 Qh5 28.f4 Qh5 29.Rc2 Rce8 30.Rf2 Nd1 31.Rxd1 Bxd1 32.e5
32.Qb1 32...Bg4 32...g5!-+ Threatens to win with ...gxf4. 33.Bd5+ Kg7 33.Nd2 33.Qc2 33...Bf5-+ 34.Qc2 Qg6 35.Rf3 Bg4 36.Rf2 Bf5 36...Be6 37.Ne4 Rc8 37.Rf3! Rd8 38.Nc4 38.Qxc5 might work better. Bg4 39.Rf2 38...Bg4 39.Rf2 39.Rf1 39...Be6 40.Kh2 Qh5+ 41.Kg1 Qg4 42.Qe2? 42.Kh2 g5 43.f5 Rxf5 44.Rxf5 Qxf5 45.Nxa5 42...Qxg3 43.Qf3 Qxf3 44.Rxf3 g5 45.Nxa5 Bd5 46.Rf1 Rxf4 47.Bxd5+ Rxd5       Endgame KRR-KRN 48.Re1 Rf3 49.Nc6 Kf8? But not 49...Rxd3? 50.Ne7+ Kf7 51.Nxd5+- 49...Kg7-+ 50.a5 Rf8 50.a5
White wants to play a6. 50...Ke8? 50...Rg3+! 51.Kh1 Rh3+ 52.Kg2 Rxd3 51.a6± Black must now prevent a7. Rf7? 51...Rd7 52.a7 52.e6 Rc7 53.a7 Rxa7 54.Nxa7 52...Rd8 52...Rxa7 was worth a try. 53.Nxa7 Rd7 53.Nxd8 Rxa7+- KRN-KR 54.Ne6 Ra5 54...Ke7 55.Rc1? 55.Nc7+ Kd7 56.e6+ Kxc7 57.e7 55...c4 56.Rxc4 Rxe5 57.Nxd4 Re3 58.Rxb4 Rxd3 59.Kg2 59.Kf2± 59...Kf7 60.Nf5 h5 61.Rb6 h4 62.b4 Rd5 63.Nh6+ Ke7 64.Ng8+ Kd8 65.Re6 g4 66.Re4 66.Re2 66...Rd2+= The position is equal. 67.Kg1 Rd1+ 68.Kg2 h3+ 69.Kg3 Rg1+ 70.Kh2 Rg2+ 71.Kh1 g3 72.Re3 Rh2+ 73.Kg1 Rg2+ 74.Kh1 Rh2+ Accuracy: White = 37%, Black = 48%. ½–½
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Broly,M2177Milliet,S2397½–½2019A2994th FRA-ch Women 20191.1
Navrotescu,A2210Safranska,A21281–02019A4294th FRA-ch Women 20191.2
Leconte,M2252Guichard,P2405½–½2019C4894th FRA-ch Women 20191.3
Maisuradze,N2203Richard,E21040–12019D0294th FRA-ch Women 20191.4
Monpeurt,C2171Thomas,A21581–02019A4594th FRA-ch Women 20191.5
Navrotescu,A2210Maisuradze,N2203½–½2019D3694th FRA-ch Women 20192.1
Safranska,A2128Milliet,S23970–12019B2694th FRA-ch Women 20192.2
Guichard,P2405Monpeurt,C2171½–½2019A1194th FRA-ch Women 20192.3
Thomas,A2158Broly,M21771–02019D8594th FRA-ch Women 20192.4
Richard,E2104Leconte,M22520–12019C8794th FRA-ch Women 20192.5
Monpeurt,C2171Richard,E21040–12019E1194th FRA-ch Women 20193.1
Milliet,S2397Thomas,A21581–02019B3894th FRA-ch Women 20193.2
Leconte,M2252Navrotescu,A2210½–½2019C1594th FRA-ch Women 20193.3
Maisuradze,N2203Safranska,A21281–02019B0694th FRA-ch Women 20193.4
Broly,M2177Guichard,P24050–12019A1794th FRA-ch Women 20193.5
Maisuradze,N2203Leconte,M22521–02019A2894th FRA-ch Women 20194.1
Navrotescu,A2210Monpeurt,C21711–02019A2294th FRA-ch Women 20194.2
Guichard,P2405Milliet,S2397½–½2019A1694th FRA-ch Women 20194.3
Richard,E2104Broly,M2177½–½2019C7794th FRA-ch Women 20194.4
Safranska,A2128Thomas,A21581–02019B0694th FRA-ch Women 20194.5
Thomas,A2158Guichard,P24050–12019E9294th FRA-ch Women 20195.1
Broly,M2177Navrotescu,A22101–02019A2894th FRA-ch Women 20195.2
Milliet,S2397Richard,E2104½–½2019B3094th FRA-ch Women 20195.3
Monpeurt,C2171Maisuradze,N2203½–½2019B3494th FRA-ch Women 20195.4
Leconte,M2252Safranska,A2128½–½2019B1594th FRA-ch Women 20195.5
Richard,E2104Thomas,A21581–02019B3194th FRA-ch Women 20196.1
Safranska,A2128Guichard,P24050–12019C0094th FRA-ch Women 20196.2
Navrotescu,A2210Milliet,S2397½–½2019E7094th FRA-ch Women 20196.3
Leconte,M2252Monpeurt,C21711–02019C7794th FRA-ch Women 20196.4
Maisuradze,N2203Broly,M21771–02019A1694th FRA-ch Women 20196.5
Thomas,A2158Navrotescu,A22100–12019D3094th FRA-ch Women 20197.1
Milliet,S2397Maisuradze,N22031–02019B3094th FRA-ch Women 20197.2
Guichard,P2405Richard,E21041–02019B0794th FRA-ch Women 20197.3
Broly,M2177Leconte,M2252½–½2019D3094th FRA-ch Women 20197.4
Monpeurt,C2171Safranska,A2128½–½2019B0694th FRA-ch Women 20197.5
Monpeurt,C2171Broly,M2177½–½2019C5694th FRA-ch Women 20198.1
Leconte,M2252Milliet,S23970–12019B4894th FRA-ch Women 20198.2
Navrotescu,A2210Guichard,P2405½–½2019E7694th FRA-ch Women 20198.3
Safranska,A2128Richard,E2104½–½2019B2694th FRA-ch Women 20198.4
Maisuradze,N2203Thomas,A21581–02019D7094th FRA-ch Women 20198.5
Thomas,A2158Leconte,M2252½–½2019A8194th FRA-ch Women 20199.1
Milliet,S2397Monpeurt,C21711–02019B4594th FRA-ch Women 20199.2
Guichard,P2405Maisuradze,N22031–02019A3694th FRA-ch Women 20199.3
Richard,E2104Navrotescu,A22100–12019B4794th FRA-ch Women 20199.4
Broly,M2177Safranska,A21280–12019E6394th FRA-ch Women 20199.5
Milliet,S2397Guichard,P2405½–½2019A8194th FRA-ch Women 201910.1
Milliet,S2397Guichard,P24050–12019C6794th FRA-ch Women 201910.1
Guichard,P2405Milliet,S2397½–½2019A3794th FRA-ch Women 201911.1

The open title went down to the wire. It was Laurent who had gained an upper hand by winning the first rapid game with the black pieces. However, in the must-win second game, Lagarde stormed back to level the score. The title was eventually decided in the second of the two blitz games, the first of which ended in a draw. Lagarde scored a smooth win and claimed his first national title.

Lagarde termed the tiebreak as incredible. "I feel very happy and completely exhausted. There was so much pressure", he told me. About his comeback in the must-win rapid game after losing the first, Lagarde said he had been in similar situations in other tournaments. "I was still focused. I was going to give it everything as I had nothing to lose", he concluded.

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1.b3 g6 2.Bb2 Nf6 3.Nf3 Bg7 4.g3 c5 5.Bg2 d6 6.c4 A05: Réti Opening: 1 Nf3 Nf6 e5 7.Nc3 7.0-0 0-0 8.Nc3 Nc6 9.d3 Rb8 10.Nd2 a6 11.a3 Bg4 12.h3 Bd7 13.b4 cxb4 14.axb4 Nxb4 15.Ba3 a5 16.Rb1 b5 17.Nxb5 d5 1/2-1/2 (30) Artemiev,V (2691)-Grischuk,A (2772) Huaian 2017 7...Nc6 8.d3 The position is equal. 0-0 9.Nd2 Be6 10.Nde4 Ne8 11.Nd5 f5 12.Nec3 Nf6 13.Qd2N Predecessor: 13.a3 13...Qd7 14.e3 Ne7 15.f4 Bxd5 16.cxd5 exf4 17.exf4 b5 18.0-0 Rae8       Black is pushing. 19.d4 b4 20.Na4 c4 And now ...c3 would win. 21.Qxb4 cxb3 22.axb3 Nexd5 23.Qc4 Qf7 24.Rfe1 Ne4 25.Rac1 Re7 26.Ba3 Rc7 27.Qd3 Rxc1 28.Rxc1 Ndf6 29.d5 a5 ...Qa7+ is the strong threat. Of course not 29...Nxd5?! 30.Bxe4 fxe4 31.Qxe4= 30.Nb6 30.Bxe4 fxe4 31.Qb5 30...Rb8? 30...Qa7! 31.Rc6 a4!       32.bxa4 Rb8 31.Rc8+ 31.Rc6!= 31...Rxc8 32.Nxc8
32...Qb7! 33.Qc4 33.Bxe4 Nxe4 34.Qc4 33...h5 34.Bxe4 Nxe4 35.Kg2 Nd2 35...Qb8 36.Qd3= Qxb3 37.Qxb3 Nxb3 38.Bxd6       Endgame KBN-KBN Bf8 39.Be5 39.Bxf8!= was the only way to keep the balance. Kxf8 40.Nb6 39...Nc5 Black should play 39...a4 40.d6 Nc5 40.Nb6! Kf7 41.Kf3 a4 Strongly threatening ...a3. 42.d6?       42.Bb2= and White is okay. 42...a3-+ 43.d7 Be7 44.Bd4 Hoping for Bxc5. Nb3 45.Bc3 a2 46.Nc4 Ke6 47.Ne5 a1Q 48.Bxa1 Nxa1 49.Nxg6 Kxd7 50.h3 Nc2 51.g4 Nd4+ 52.Ke3 Bf6 Weaker is 52...fxg4 53.hxg4 Bf6 54.gxh5= 53.gxh5? 53.gxf5 Nxf5+ 54.Ke4 53...Ke8 54.Kd3 Kf7 55.Kc4 Kg7 55...Ne2 56.Ne5+ Bxe5 57.fxe5 Nf4 56.Kd5 Kh6 57.Ne5 Ne2 Threatens to win with ...Bxe5. 58.Ke6
58.Nd3 Bc3 59.Ke6 58...Bxe5! 59.fxe5 f4 Black mates. 60.Kd6 f3 61.e6 Nd4 Accuracy: White = 40%, Black = 57%. 0–1
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Lagarde,M2626Fressinet,L26250–12019A0594th FRA-ch 201910.1
Fressinet,L2625Lagarde,M26260–12019A8594th FRA-ch 201911.1
Fressinet,L2625Lagarde,M2626½–½2019A8094th FRA-ch 201912.1
Lagarde,M2626Fressinet,L26251–02019C2994th FRA-ch 201913.1

Maxime Lagarde, Laurent Fressinet, Jules Moussard

Maxime Lagarde, Laurent Fressinet and Jules Moussard on the podium | Photo: Official site

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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.h4 Bg7N 3...c5 4.d5 b5 5.cxb5 a6 6.bxa6 Bg7 7.Nc3 0-0 8.e4 d6 9.Nf3 Qa5 10.Bd2 Bxa6 ½-½ (68) Topalov,V (2780)-Giri,A (2793) Moscow 2016 4.Nc3 c5 5.d5 e6 The position is equal. 6.e4 White wants to play e5. E60: King's Indian: Unusual lines and Fianchetto Variation without Nc3 exd5 7.exd5 0-0! 8.Be2 Re8 9.Kf1 a6 10.a4 d6 11.h5 Nbd7 12.h6 Bh8 13.Bg5 Qb6 14.Rb1 Ne4 15.Nxe4 Rxe4 16.Bd3 Re8 next ...Ne5 is good for Black. 17.Nf3 Nf6 18.Nd2 Ng4 19.Nf3 ½–½
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Edouard,R2650Gozzoli,Y2614½–½2019E6094th FRA-ch 20191.1
Lagarde,M2626Feller,S2577½–½2019B3594th FRA-ch 20191.2
Favarel,J2333Gharamian,T25860–12019A4694th FRA-ch 20191.3
Cornette,M2555Fressinet,L2625½–½2019C4794th FRA-ch 20191.4
Maze,S2554Moussard,J25950–12019B4894th FRA-ch 20191.5
Edouard,R2650Favarel,J23331–02019D0594th FRA-ch 20192.1
Fressinet,L2625Lagarde,M26261–02019D8594th FRA-ch 20192.2
Moussard,J2595Cornette,M2555½–½2019A0394th FRA-ch 20192.3
Gozzoli,Y2614Feller,S2577½–½2019D3194th FRA-ch 20192.4
Gharamian,T2586Maze,S2554½–½2019B4094th FRA-ch 20192.5
Lagarde,M2626Moussard,J25951–02019B2394th FRA-ch 20193.1
Cornette,M2555Gharamian,T2586½–½2019B9694th FRA-ch 20193.2
Feller,S2577Fressinet,L2625½–½2019D3894th FRA-ch 20193.3
Maze,S2554Edouard,R26500–12019C1394th FRA-ch 20193.4
Favarel,J2333Gozzoli,Y2614½–½2019B1394th FRA-ch 20193.5
Gozzoli,Y2614Fressinet,L2625½–½2019D5594th FRA-ch 20194.1
Gharamian,T2586Lagarde,M2626½–½2019C0794th FRA-ch 20194.2
Edouard,R2650Cornette,M2555½–½2019D0594th FRA-ch 20194.3
Moussard,J2595Feller,S2577½–½2019C9594th FRA-ch 20194.4
Favarel,J2333Maze,S25540–12019B4194th FRA-ch 20194.5
Cornette,M2555Favarel,J2333½–½2019A1394th FRA-ch 20195.1
Lagarde,M2626Edouard,R26501–02019C0194th FRA-ch 20195.2
Fressinet,L2625Moussard,J2595½–½2019A8594th FRA-ch 20195.3
Maze,S2554Gozzoli,Y2614½–½2019C7794th FRA-ch 20195.4
Feller,S2577Gharamian,T2586½–½2019C4594th FRA-ch 20195.5
Edouard,R2650Feller,S2577½–½2019D0094th FRA-ch 20196.1
Gharamian,T2586Fressinet,L2625½–½2019C4594th FRA-ch 20196.2
Favarel,J2333Lagarde,M26260–12019B5694th FRA-ch 20196.3
Maze,S2554Cornette,M2555½–½2019C4594th FRA-ch 20196.4
Gozzoli,Y2614Moussard,J2595½–½2019A8894th FRA-ch 20196.5
Cornette,M2555Gozzoli,Y2614½–½2019C7794th FRA-ch 20197.1
Fressinet,L2625Edouard,R2650½–½2019D2794th FRA-ch 20197.2
Lagarde,M2626Maze,S2554½–½2019C6794th FRA-ch 20197.3
Moussard,J2595Gharamian,T2586½–½2019B9394th FRA-ch 20197.4
Feller,S2577Favarel,J2333½–½2019D0094th FRA-ch 20197.5
Favarel,J2333Fressinet,L26250–12019B5694th FRA-ch 20198.1
Edouard,R2650Moussard,J25950–12019A8094th FRA-ch 20198.2
Cornette,M2555Lagarde,M2626½–½2019B3194th FRA-ch 20198.3
Gozzoli,Y2614Gharamian,T2586½–½2019D2494th FRA-ch 20198.4
Maze,S2554Feller,S2577½–½2019B3094th FRA-ch 20198.5
Feller,S2577Cornette,M2555½–½2019D3994th FRA-ch 20199.1
Fressinet,L2625Maze,S25541–02019A4894th FRA-ch 20199.2
Lagarde,M2626Gozzoli,Y26141–02019A2394th FRA-ch 20199.3
Moussard,J2595Favarel,J23331–02019C6794th FRA-ch 20199.4
Gharamian,T2586Edouard,R2650½–½2019D2794th FRA-ch 20199.5
Lagarde,M2626Fressinet,L26250–12019A0594th FRA-ch 201910.1
Fressinet,L2625Lagarde,M26260–12019A8594th FRA-ch 201911.1
Fressinet,L2625Lagarde,M2626½–½2019A8094th FRA-ch 201912.1
Lagarde,M2626Fressinet,L26251–02019C2994th FRA-ch 201913.1

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Dhananjay is a Paris based journalist and a chess enthusiast. While he enjoys playing the game, he is more fascinated by the drama and history associated with it.

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