Board | Home | Preston 3 | Poulton 2 | Away | |
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1 (B) | 1503 (1526) | B Daune, Joss P | 1 - 0 | S Rogers, Simon N | 1694 (1685) |
2 (W) | 1450 (1595) | B Lee, Junho | ½ - ½ | B Bennett, Nigel | 1450 (1405) |
3 (B) | 1450 (1317) | S McCombe, Guy | 0 - 1 | B Filmer, David | 1450 (1442) |
4 (W) | 1450 (1286) | N Wilson, Kieran | 0 - 1 | B Singer, Matthew | 1450 (1324) |
Total | 5853 | 1½ - 2½ | Total | 6044 |
Last update Malcolm Peacock Fri 31st Mar 2023 08:46. Reported by Malcolm Peacock Fri 31st Mar 2023 08:46. Verified By
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gpennington
Thu, 30/03/2023 - 12:41
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On Board 4 Preston`s new player was Keiran Wilson making his debut. Black won material giving Matthew a confidence-boosting first win.
On Board 2 in an endgame with white R and N v black R and B the knight was lost and it looked like , if the pawns went that we could have a R and B v R ending which would have been interesting - a theoretical draw but according to Keres "often needlessly lost" but instead the bishop was lost and a draw resulted, neither player deserved to lose.
On Board 3 Guy was another debutant. Black allowed White to win the exchange in a queenless middlegame and although battling to create threats with his pawns the rook was too strong for the bishop on an open board.
On Board 1 Simon told me that in response to the Pirc he launched the Austrian Attack. Joss merely licked his lips with the appetite of someone contemplating a slice of sachertorte in a Viennese coffee house. As the conflict flared across the board Joss deployed his forces with the acumen of Napoleon at the Battle of Austerlitz . Finally White`s king was chased across the board like Harry Lime in the Viennese sewers in The Third Man.
It was a pleasure to welcome Simon and his team to Preston. A good match.