Board | Home | Bournemouth C | Bournemouth B | Away | |
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1 (B) | 1698 | S Jackson, Paul A | 0 - 1 | S Schumacher, E James | 1807 |
2 (W) | 1700 | S Aris, Lindsay P | 1 - 0 | B Meyer, Thorsten | 1738 |
3 (B) | 1596 | S Errington, Paul T | 0 - 1 | B Miles, Daniel | 1733 |
4 (W) | 1200 | S Ghose, Azhar | 0 - 1 | N Avci, Adem | 1530 |
Total | 6194 | 1 - 3 | Total | 6808 |
Last update Daniel Miles Wed 12th Apr 2023 23:11. Reported by Daniel Miles Wed 12th Apr 2023 23:11. Verified By Paul Errington Thu 13th Apr 2023 09:07
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dmiles
Wed, 12/04/2023 - 23:11
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An interesting match. Both teams were short a player and the majority of reserves were on holiday or unavailable, so we had two new players to div 3 playing on board 4. This match was the first to finish, as Adem was playing tricky and laid a trap that Azhar unfortunately fell in. The other 3 games were much more tight. Board 2 was very interesting as Lindsay sacrificed a piece it seemed though a few move later he had won it back though down a pawn, but his intiative was crushing. Poor Thorsten looked dizzy at the end of his game. The other two games went down to the wire. On board 1 Paul was down the exchange but up 20+ minutes on the clock, with James down to his last 5 minutes. You felt it could go either way as a result and Paul hung on for dear life, until James found a really nice tactic that trapped Paul's knight. Finally board 3 was left. It had been a very positional and closed game until Paul crashed through. He looked to have the edge but miscalculated and was then down a pawn. This eventually became the deciding factor in a bishop vs knight endgame as Paul's bishop could not stop both passed pawns. Final score 3-1.