5th Individual European Chess Championship (2004)

Player: Alexei Iljushin

page 1 of 1; 3 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. A Iljushin vs A Mastrovasilis   1-0 57 2004 5th Individual European Chess Championship E46 Nimzo-Indian 2. Krasenkow vs A Iljushin   1-0 55 2004 5th Individual European Chess Championship A84 Dutch 3. G Sargissian vs A Iljushin   1-0 68 2004 5th Individual European Chess Championship A84 Dutch   REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2) | Iljushin wins | Iljushin loses

Jun-11-04    chessgames.com: We now have the games from the 5th IECC. Nice showing by Ivanchuck; you can see his games here 5th Individual European Chess Championship (2004)/Vassily Ivanchuk. Jun-15-04    siggemannen: Good job chessgames... I wish you hadn't changed the opening explorer though... Apr-06-09    notyetagm: <chessgames.com: We now have the games from the 5th IECC. Nice showing by Ivanchuck; you can see his games here 5th Individual European Chess Championship (2004)/Vassily Ivanchuk.> Also a great showing by Aronian, =2nd (5th Individual European Chess Championship (2004)/Levon Aronian). Checkout 29 g2-g5!! in Aronian vs Stefansson, 2004. 29 g2-g5!! click for larger view

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