Sweden beats them all
Sweden also won their last two matches, and so became the winner of this weekend's Four Nations Chess Challenge.Results and final standings:
Round 1: Latvia - Norway 5 - 5 Sweden - England 7?Ǭ? - 2?Ǭ? Round 2: Sweden - Norway 6?Ǭ? - 3?Ǭ? England - Latvia 5?Ǭ? - 4?Ǭ? Round 3: Norway - England 4 - 6 Latvia - Sweden 4 - 61. Sweden 3 3 0 0 20.0 6 2. England 3 2 0 1 14.0 4 3. Latvia 3 0 1 2 13.5 1 4. Norway 3 0 1 2 12.5 1[TABLE=165][TABLE=166]
GM Evgenij Agrest (SWE) vs GM Berge ?ÉÀústenstad (NOR) | Photo: Ole Valaker
GM Pontus Carlsson (SWE) vs IM Espen Lie (NOR) | Photo: Ole Valaker
IM Williams (ENG) vs GM Sveshnikov (LAT) | Photo: ?ÉÀúivind Johansen
WGM Reizniece (LAT) vs IM H. Hunt (ENG) | Photo: ?ÉÀúivind Johansen
Final standings | Photo: Ole ValakerLinks:
- "Four nations meet"
- Tournament website
- Games in PGN
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