| 14/09/2011, 14:50 | |
 GRISCHUK AND SVIDLER WILL MEET IN THE ALL-RUSSIAN FINAL The tie-break of the World Cup Semi-final between Alexander Grischuk (Russia) and Vassily Ivanchuk (Ukraine) was played on Wednesday, September 14 in Khanty-Mansiysk. |
14/09/2011, 14:45 |
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 6th round — tiebreak |
| 14/09/2011, 14:25 | |
 MAN IN THE PRIME OF HIS LIFE Peter Svidler became the main hero of the 2nd day of Semifinals. He won the 2nd game in the match against Ruslan Ponomariov and became the first finalist of the World Chess Cup 2011. |
| 14/09/2011, 12:07 | |
 PETER SVIDLER: HAPPINESS IS A POINT EMOTION Having secured two rest days for himself, the first finalist of the World Cup 2011 has narrated on his winning game details in two languages: English and Russian. |
| 14/09/2011, 11:55 | |
 HILLS, ASSOL AND COMMANDEURS The participants of the World Cup were asked the following question several times: «Have you had time to enjoy the beauty of Ugra? What local sight seeing did you like the most?». |
| 13/09/2011, 15:23 | |
 VASSILY IVANCHUK: I TRIED TO PLAY ACCORDING TO THE POSITION Vassily Ivanchuk (Ukraine) and Alexander Grischuk (Russia) were unable to determine the winner in two classical games, and will continue the match on tie-breaks. |
| 13/09/2011, 14:59 | |
 PETER SVIDLER (RUSSIA) ADVANCED TO THE WORLD CUP FINAL! The second games of the World Cup Semi-finals were played on Tuesday, September 13 in Khanty-Mansiysk. Peter Svidler (Russia) won as Black against Ruslan Ponomariov (Ukraine), and advanced to the final. |
| 13/09/2011, 14:46 |
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 6th round 2nd game |
