Armenian men's chess team leads Chess Olympiad in Dresden
The Armenian chess players scored a 2,5:1,5 victory over the Russian team in the 7th round of the Chess Olympiad in Dresden.
As reported by the Chess Federation of Armenia, Levon Aronyan-Vladimir Kramnik, Tigran Petrosyan-Dmitry Yakovenko and Vladimir Hakobyan-Peter Svidler games ended in a draw while Gabriel Sargsyan defeated Alexander Grischuk, thus bringing victory to the Armenian team.
So, Armenia completed the 7th round with 13 points; Germany, Israel and France with 12 points; Russia, Ukraine, China, Vietnam and U.S. with 11 points; Azerbaijan, Romania, India, Serbia, Greece, Poland, Slovenia, Turkey, Belarus, Slovakia, Croatia and New Zeland with 10 points.
In the 8th round, the Armenian team with meet with the French chess players.
As reported by the Chess Federation of Armenia, Levon Aronyan-Vladimir Kramnik, Tigran Petrosyan-Dmitry Yakovenko and Vladimir Hakobyan-Peter Svidler games ended in a draw while Gabriel Sargsyan defeated Alexander Grischuk, thus bringing victory to the Armenian team.
So, Armenia completed the 7th round with 13 points; Germany, Israel and France with 12 points; Russia, Ukraine, China, Vietnam and U.S. with 11 points; Azerbaijan, Romania, India, Serbia, Greece, Poland, Slovenia, Turkey, Belarus, Slovakia, Croatia and New Zeland with 10 points.
In the 8th round, the Armenian team with meet with the French chess players.
