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      Home  >  Daily News • Women's Chess  >  Muzychuk and Dzagnidze leading after the second day of Blitz Championship

      Muzychuk and Dzagnidze leading after the second day of Blitz Championship

      Anna Muzychuk, Women's Chess, Women's World Blitz Championship


      The FIDE Women World Blitz Championship 2014continued today with rounds 6-10 being played at the Ugra Chess Academy in Khanty-Mansiysk.

      Anna Muzychuk from Slovenia, who was convincing leader after the first five rounds, slowed down a bit, but still played well enough to finish the day tied on the first place with 15/20 points.

      Muzychuk is joined by Nana Dzagnidze from Georgia, who first had a flying start, then a couple of shaky displays, before making another surge forward.

      Two points behind the leaders are Zhao Xue (China) and Antoaneta Stefanova (Bulgaria).

      Full standings / Replay games with computer analysis

      Blitz games are always exciting and already in the first game of the day A.Muzychuk blundered horribly to allow checkmate to Stefanova.

      In the return game Muzychuk recovered and converted the advantage. In the next round she won a beautiful game with a knight sacrifice against the defending champion Valentina Gunina.

      In the next three matches, however, Muzychuk could not achieve more than 1-1 against Tatiana Kosintseva, Zhao Xue and Alexandra Kosteniuk, respectively.

      Dzagnidze defeated Irina Krush, Daria Charochkina and Kateryna Lagno by 2-0, and shared the points with Gunina and Kosintseva.

      The event continues tomorrow at 3pm local time with the final five rounds.

      Top round eleven pairings are: Harika – Dzagnidze, Zhukova – Muzychuk A, Kosteniuk – Zhao Xue, Stefanova – Gunina and Lagno – Kosintseva.

      The time control is 3 minutes + 2 seconds additional time per move, starting from move 1.

      The prize fund is $50,000. Top three finishers will earn $12,000-9,000-6,000, respectively.

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      1. Anonymous Reply
        April 28, 2014 at 1:23 am

        Muzychuk is hot.

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