Women’s Candidates: Games and commentary

by ChessBase
11/5/2022 – After three games and three draws, the semi-final of the Women's Candidates between Anna Muzychuk and Lei Tingjie is tied. On Saturday the fourth and last game with a classical time-control will be played. Can Lei Tingjie use the advantage of the white pieces, will Anna Muzychuk win with Black or will we see a tiebreak? | Follow game 4 game live with expert commentary starting at 15.00 CET (10.00 ET, 19.30 IST)
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Women’s Candidates - Pool A

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1.d4 3 d5 7 2.c4 13 dxc4 10 3.Nf3 32 Nf6 14 4.e3 28 e6 18 5.Bxc4 19 c5 22 6.0-0 30 a6 12 7.b3 4:11 Nbd7 27 D27: Queen's Gambit Accepted: Classical main line: 7 e4!? and 7 a4. 8.Be2 1:27 b6 3:19 9.Ne5 3:03 Bb7 1:07 The position is equal. 10.Bf3 1:02
10...Bxf3N 46 Predecessor: 10...Qc7 11.Bb2 Rd8 12.Bxb7 Qxb7 13.Qe2 Nxe5 14.dxe5 Nd5 15.Nd2 Be7 16.Ne4 0-0 1-0 (47) Ding,L (2799)-Aronian,L (2782) Chess.com INT 2021 11.Qxf3 18 Bd6 57 12.Nxd7 7:49 12.Qc6 is interesting. Be7 13.Nxd7 Nxd7 14.Bb2 12...Nxd7 9 13.Ba3 11:55 Qb8 45 14.dxc5 18:35 Nxc5 24:36 Don't play 14...Bxh2+ 15.Kh1 Be5 16.c6! 15.Qc6+ 16:41 Ke7 12 White must now prevent ...Rc8. 16.Nd2 32 Rc8 27:32 17.Qf3 49 Bxh2+ 40 18.Kh1 6 White is more active. Bd6 1:21 19.Nc4 1:28 Strongly threatening Rad1. Kf8? 1:09       This costs Black the game. Better is 19...Ke8! 20.Rad1+- 12:45       White has a decisive advantage. Be7 34 21.Bxc5 5:15       Remove Defender Weaker is 21.Qh5 Kg8 21...bxc5 42
22.Rd7 13 Prevents Qc7. Ra7 1:35
Prevents Rb7. 23.Nd6! 1:56       Qxd6 21 24.Rxa7 50 Weighted Error Value: White=0.03 (flawless) /Black=0.37 1–0
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Koneru,H2574Muzychuk,A25341–02022D27FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.1
Lei,T2535Muzychuk,M25271–02022D11FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.2
Muzychuk,A2534Koneru,H2574½–½2022C43FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.2
Muzychuk,M2527Lei,T2535½–½2022C42FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.2
Koneru,H2574Muzychuk,A2534½–½2022D41FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.3
Lei,T2535Muzychuk,M2527½–½2022D11FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.3
Muzychuk,A2534Koneru,H25741–02022C43FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.4
Muzychuk,M2527Lei,T2535½–½2022C42FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.4
Muzychuk,A2534Koneru,H2574½–½2022C43FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.5
Koneru,H2574Muzychuk,A2534½–½2022D41FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.6
Muzychuk,A2534Koneru,H2574½–½2022C43FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.7
Koneru,H2574Muzychuk,A25340–12022D32FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-231.8
Muzychuk,A2534Lei,T2535½–½2022B40FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-232.1
Lei,T2535Muzychuk,A2534½–½2022D85FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-232.2
Muzychuk,A2534Lei,T2535½–½2022B47FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-232.3
Lei,T2535Muzychuk,A25341–02022D85FIDE Womens Candidates Pool-A 2022-232.4

Commentary by IM/WGM Almira Skripchenko and GM Alojzije Janković

Schedule

  • October 25: Round 1 Game 1
  • October 26: Round 1 Game 2
  • October 27: Rest day
  • October 28: Round 1 Game 3
  • October 29: Round 1 Game 4
  • October 30: Tiebreaks
  • October 31: Rest day
  • November 1: Round 2 Game 1
  • November 2: Round 2 Game 2
  • November 3: Rest day
  • November 4: Round 2 Game 3
  • November 5: Round 2 Game 4
  • November 6: Tiebreaks and Closing ceremony

The Jobava London System is a minor form of the London System. White tries to play Lf4 quickly followed by Nc3.

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