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Linex-Magic almost there

9 October 2007 9:00 AM | Last modified: 15:42

After a hard-fought victory over Tomsk-400, it’s the Spanish champion Linex-Magic that has the best papers in the European Club Cup. Tomsk’s Karjakin scored a fine win against Mickey Adams but the match was decided by Rublevsky and Cheparinov, who beat Kasimdzhanov and Bologan respectively. Anand and Svidler’s OSC Baden-Baden drew again and lost their chances for the Cup.

First some videos by the organisation.

INTERVIEW TKACHIEV

INTERVIEW KONERU

ROUND 5 FOOTAGE

And a photo update:


OSC Baden-Baden


A top match!


Playing in a T-shirt this time: Alexander Morozevich (with Sergey Karjakin on the background)


Ruslan Ponomariov and his team


Mickey Adams making his first move against Karjakin, with Rustam Kasimdzhanov watching


Loek van Wely


Ladies top match round 6

Round 6 top results:

Tomsk-400        - Linex Magic     2½-3½
Morozevich       - Kamsky           ½-½
Karjakin         - Adams            1-0
Kasimdzhanov     - Rublevsky        0-1
Inarkiev         - Sargissian       ½-½
Bologan          - Cheparinov       0-1
Smirnov          - Perez Candelario ½-½

Clichy           - Ural             3-3
Pelletier        - Radjabov         ½-½
Naiditsch        - Shirov           ½-½
Fressinet        - Grischuk         ½-½
Tregubov         - Akopian          ½-½
David            - Malakhov         1-0
Apicella         - Dreev            0-1 

Keystone         - Bosna Sarajevo   2-4
Ponomariov       - Ivanchuk         ½-½
Onischuk         - Almasi           ½-½
Areshchenko      - Movsesian        0-1
Miroshnichenko   - I.Sokolov        0-1
Efimenko         - Short            ½-½
Baklan           - Predojevic       ½-½ 

Alkaloid         – Economist       2½-3½
Mamedyarov       - Alekseev         ½-½
K.Georgiev       - Tomashevsky      ½-½
Volkov           - Tiviakov         ½-½
Kozul            - Galkin           0-1
Stanojoski       - Roiz             ½-½
Colovic          - Iljushin         ½-½ 

Ashdod           - Baden-Baden      3-3
Eljanov          - Anand            ½-½
Smirin           - Svidler          0-1
Sutovsky         - Carlsen          1-0
Avrukh           - Bacrot           0-1
Moiseenko        - Nisipeanu        1-0
Kogan            - Harikrishna      ½-½

Standings after 6 rounds:

1. Linex Magic     11 (24½)
2. Ural            10 (27)
3. Economist       10 (26)
4. Bosna           10 (24)
5. Tomsk-400        9 (25½)
6. Baden-Baden      9 (24½)
7. Clichy           9 (23)
8. Gros Xake Taldea 9 (22)

Round 7 top pairings:

Linex Magic   - Economist
Bosna         - Ural
Baden-Baden   - Clichy
Tomsk-400     - Gros Xake Taldea

Result top board women, 6th round:

Southern Ural    - Monte-Carlo 1-3
Lahno            - Koneru      0-1
Hou Yifan        - Cramling    ½-½
Kovalevskaya     - Zhu Chen    ½-½
Shumiakina       - Socko       0-1

Women standings after 6 rounds:

1. Monte-Carlo     11 (19)
2. Krasnoturinsk    9 (16)

It’s pretty clear that Monte-Carlo will win the Cup today.

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