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      Home  >  Daily News • General News  >  10th and 11th round of the Schachbundesliga

      10th and 11th round of the Schachbundesliga

      Anand, German Schachbundesliga



      10th and 11th round of the Schachbundesliga

      World champion favours the Schachbundesliga

      In the 10th round the German champion OSG Baden-Baden faces the most serious contender Werder Bremen. It will be the most exciting match in the history of the Schachbundesliga and Viswanathan Anand will join the party.

      Both teams will play with their nearly best possible lineup. The elo average of Baden-Baden is 2717 and of Bremen 2679. Both teams will have only Top 100 players from the current worldranking at their disposal. Bremen will play on the first two boards with the “Azerbaijani guys” Vugar Gashimov and Shakhriyar Mamedayrov, both known for their uncompromising style.

      Laurent Fressinet and Tomi Nyback will also defend the “green-white coloured”. After nine rounds they belong to the five top scorers of the league.

      Undoubtedly the biggest attraction of the whole weekend is the world champion Viswanathan Anand. Two months before his match against Veselin Topalov in Sofia he makes a “break” in his preparation to support his team in Germany. Since many years he maintains friendly relations to the environment of Baden-Baden so his appearance doesn´t come as a big surprise.

      Etienne Bacrot and the German No. 1 Arkadij Naiditsch will also play for Baden-Baden. They belong to the five best performers of the whole league so far in this season.

      Here are the lineups and the pairings of the match Baden-Baden – Werder Bremen:

      Saturday, 27th of February 2010, 2 pm

      Playing venue: Kongresshaus Stadthalle Heidelberg, Neckarstaden 24, 69117 Heidelberg

      Board

      OSG Baden-Baden



      Werder Bremen

      1

      Viswanathan Anand

      2788*

      Vugar Gashimov

      2740

      2

      Peter Svidler

      2741

      Shakhriyar Mamedyarov

      2721

      3

      Alexei Shirov

      2730

      Pavel Eljanov

      2717

      4

      Etienne Bacrot

      2709

      Zahar Efimenko

      2654

      5

      Sergei Movsesian

      2711

      Laurent Fressinet

      2658

      6

      Michael Adams

      2682

      Alexander Areshchenko

      2667

      7

      Arkadij Naiditsch

      2685

      Michael Roiz

      2658

      8

      Peter-Heine Nielsen

      2687

      Tomi Nyback

      2615



      *Rating at the beginning of the season

      This match and of course all other matches of the Schachbundesliga will be covered live in the internet. At the day of the matches you can get access via the website of the Schachbundesliga.

      Here are all matches of the 10th and 11th round of the Schachbundesliga.

      10th round: Saturday, 27th of February 2010, 2 pm

      Playing venue Heidelberg

      OSG Baden-Baden – Werder Bremen

      SK Heidelberg-Handschuhsheim – Hamburger SK

      Playing venue Mülheim

      SV Mülheim Nord – Bayern München

      SF Katernberg – Erfurter SK

      Playing venue Solingen

      SG Solingen – SV Wattenscheid

      SC Remagen – SK Turm Emsdetten

      Playing venue Trier

      SG Trier – SF Berlin

      SC Eppingen – SK König Tegel

      11th round: Sunday, 28th of February 2010, 2 pm

      Playing venue Heidelberg

      Hamburger SK – OSG Baden-Baden

      Werder Bremen – SK Heidelberg-Handschuhsheim

      Playing venue Mülheim

      Bayern München – SF Katernberg

      Erfurter SK – SV Mülheim Nord

      Playing venue Solingen

      SV Wattenscheid – SC Remagen

      SK Turm Emsdetten – SG Solingen

      Playing venue Trier

      SF Berlin – SC Eppingen

      SK König Tegel – SG Trier

      Standings Schachbundesliga after 9 rounds



      Team

      Points

      1.

      OSG Baden-Baden

      18

      2.

      SG Solingen

      16

      3.

      Werder Bremen

      16

      4.

      Mülheim Nord

      14

      5.

      SV Wattenscheid

      13

      6.

      Hamburger SK

      11

      7.

      Turm Emsdetten

      10

      8.

      SC Remagen

      10

      9.

      SF Katernberg

      8

      10.

      SC Eppingen

      7

      11.

      SF Berlin

      6

      12.

      SG Trier

      4

      13.

      Heidelberg-HSH

      4

      14.

      Bayern München

      3

      15.

      SK König Tegel

      2

      16.

      Erfurter SK

      2

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      2 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        February 25, 2010 at 6:42 pm

        C’mon Vishy what are you doing here.Please take the match seriously,Topalov might be dangerous than what you estimate.

      2. Anonymous Reply
        February 25, 2010 at 8:49 pm

        Man, it is a few kilometers from my home, but I have got no time.
        What a pity!

        okay

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