13/09/2011, 13:29 | |
CAFÉ IS EMPTY, NETWORK IS BUSY The semifinal match Russia — Ukraine started in Khanty-Mansiysk. The amateurs of the chess history have a good reason to recall on the previous matches of our heroes, to discuss them at the cup of coffee. |
12/09/2011, 13:18 | |
UKRAINE HOLDS BLACK COLOR On Sunday, 12 September the first games of the semifinals started in Khanty Mansiysk. As we have informed you earlier two Russian and two Ukrainian Grandmasters were qualified. |
12/09/2011, 13:18 | |
6th round 1st game |
12/09/2011, 12:59 | |
ALL THE SAME AND GRISCHUK It is strange but the decisive stage of this World Cup 2011 reminds semifinals of the FIDE World Championship 2001—2002. |
11/09/2011, 18:09 | |
NERVES DECIDE EVERYTHING Grandmaster Sergey Shipov presents the selection of the Round 5 games. |
11/09/2011, 16:56 | |
VASSILY IVANCHUK: I MANAGED NOT TO MIX ANYTHING UP The last semifinalist of the World Cup — Vassily Ivanchuk — shared his impressions on the hard battle with Teimour Radjabov and told us what’s expecting him in the future. |
11/09/2011, 16:46 | |
ALEXANDER GRISCHUK: THE MOST IMPORTANT IS TO WIN THE WORLD CUP The Russian Alexander Grischuk was qualified to the semifinals by outplaying the Czech Grandmaster David Navara. The opponents summed up their match at the press conference. |
11/09/2011, 16:34 | |
5th round — tiebreak |