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      Home  >  General News • Major Tournaments  >  Ukrainian one step closer to Olympiad Gold

      Ukrainian one step closer to Olympiad Gold

      Chess Olympiad, Khanty-Mansiysk


      France has been the Cinderella team so far in this Olympiad. But they ran into to Ukrainian buzz saw this round. Ukraine will now control their own destiny for Olympiad gold. Win and it is theirs.

      1. Ivanchuk, Vassily 1-0 Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime
      2. Ponomariov, Ruslan 1-0 Fressinet, Laurent
      3. Eljanov, Pavel 1-0 Tkachiev, Vladislav
      4. Efimenko, Zahar ½-½ Feller, Sebastien

      Grischuk scored the lone win for Russia to give Russia outside hope for gold IF Ukraine lose the final round.

      1. Wang, Yue ½-½ Kramnik, Vladimir
      2. Wang, Hao 0-1 Grischuk, Alexander
      3. Bu, Xiangzhi ½-½ Svidler, Peter
      4. Li, Chao B ½-½ Karjakin, Sergey

      The U.S. was eliminated from medal contention following a 1-3 loss to Israel.

      1. Nakamura, Hikaru ½-½ Gelfand, Boris
      2. Kamsky, Gata 0-1 Sutovsky, Emil
      3. Onischuk, Alexander ½-½ Rodshtein, Maxim
      4. Shulman, Yuri 0-1 Mikhalevski, Victor

      After a good run, Georgia’s medal hopes officially ended with a 1-3 loss against Spain.

      1. Shirov, Alexei 1-0 Jobava, Baadur
      2. Vallejo Pons, Francisco ½-½ Gagunashvili, Merab
      3. Salgado Lopez, Ivan ½-½ Mchedlishvili, Mikheil
      4. Magem Badals, Jordi 1-0 Pantsulaia, Levan

      Poland wins but it may be too late for medal chances.

      1. Sedlak, Nikola 0-1 Wojtaszek, Radoslaw
      2. Vuckovic, Bojan ½-½ Socko, Bartosz
      3. Ivanisevic, Ivan ½-½ Miton, Kamil
      4. Markus, Robert 0-1 Bartel, Mateusz

      Aronian scores for Armenia to give them the match against the Czech Republic. However, they need some miracles to happen for a medal.

      1. Navara, David 0-1 Aronian, Levon
      2. Laznicka, Viktor ½-½ Akopian, Vladimir
      3. Hracek, Zbynek ½-½ Sargissian, Gabriel
      4. Babula, Vlastimil ½-½ Pashikian, Arman

      Hungary won 3-1 but it may be too late for Olympiad bronze.

      1. Leko, Peter ½-½ Zhigalko, Sergei
      2. Almasi, Zoltan 1-0 Zhigalko, Andrey
      3. Berkes, Ferenc 1-0 Podolchenko, Evgeniy
      4. Balogh, Csaba ½-½ Stupak, Kirill

      Italy continues strong showing by tying Azerbaijan 2-2. But both teams are out of the medal chase.

      1. Caruana, Fabiano ½-½ Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar
      2. Godena, Michele ½-½ Radjabov, Teimour
      3. Vocaturo, Daniele 1-0 Guseinov, Gadir
      4. Brunello, Sabino 0-1 Safarli, Eltaj

      Full results here: http://www.ugra-chess.com/results.php?tmnt=1&rn=10

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      3 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        October 1, 2010 at 5:36 pm

        Ukraine would have won every match if they didn’t lose Karjakin to Russia.

      2. József Reply
        October 1, 2010 at 5:38 pm

        Thx for the detailed summary, Susan!

      3. Anonymous Reply
        October 2, 2010 at 7:10 am

        Can anybody enlighten me why on earth is the game between Onischuk vs. Rodshtein a draw??

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