11/09/2011, 16:07 | |
![]() Lately a 26-year-old Czech Grandmaster David Navara became our good friend and frequent guest in the World Chess Cup press-center. |
11/09/2011, 13:54 | |
![]() On Sunday, 11 September the quarter final tie break games took place in Khanty-Mansiysk. |
11/09/2011, 13:05 | |
![]() Ruslan Ponomariov and Peter Svidler won their matches of the quarterfinals in the classical games and got the full deserved rest day to get prepared to play against each other. |
10/09/2011, 19:29 | |
![]() The confrontation of the Azeri Vugar Gashimov vs Ruslan Ponomariov of the Ukraine ended in a favor of the ex World Champion. |
10/09/2011, 18:51 | |
![]() The Czech Grandmaster David Navara commented on the development of the second game against Alexander Grischuk which was drawn. The winner of this match will be defined in the tie breaks. |
10/09/2011, 18:49 | |
![]() The triumphal parade of Judit Polgar of Hungary was stopped by the Russian Peter Svidler. In the second game of the 5th Round he managed to find a way to fight against the unruly chess player. |
10/09/2011, 18:43 |
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10/09/2011, 16:43 | |
![]() The second games of the World Cup Quarter-Finals were played on Saturday, September 10, in Khanty-Mansiysk. Yesterday Vassily Ivanchuk (Ukraine) defeated Teimour Radjabov (Azerbaijan), and three other games were drawn. |