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Evgeny Bareev vs Alexander Morozevich
Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting 2002  ·  Modern Defense: Queen Pawn Fianchetto (A40)  ·  1-0
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Oct-03-04  clocked: After the disappointing loss in the 1st round to Bareev Morozevich vs Bareev, 2002, Morozevich is here (in the last round) in a must win situation. Morozevich achieves a winning position but it all slips away in time trouble.

34...Nxg2! "And I was ready to shake his hand," - Bareev

36...Kg7? (Qb3!)

Oct-03-04  Kean: Some time before, when I was a begginer, more than Im today, I thinked of Bareev as a second level master, not a genius, insipid, but then I gradually started to realize the well prepared, talented master he really is. He could maybe not play like Moro or Shirov, but he knows what he does and can beat anyone, and I continue to understand his play.
Sep-29-08  Poisonpawns: Here Morozevich loses a totally won position,which i havent seen too often.When I say Won,I mean totally Won.
Nov-23-08  engineerX: I think after this game Morozevich said that he would retire from professional chess. He left the playing hall immediately and wanted to leave Dortmund as well. Someone told him "what about your things?" and he replied "throw them away, they are bad luck!".
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