Lutz Espig vs Alexander (Nenashev) Graf (2004)

Lutz Espig vs Alexander (Nenashev) Graf
75th German Championship 2004 · Zukertort Opening: Sicilian Invitation (A04) · 0-1

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Oct-27-04		Knight13: Is it time forfeit or is the c5 pawn really going to promote? This is very, very long game!

Nov-01-04		aw1988: Knight13, with a quick glance at the position, I would guess it is zugzwang.

Jul-17-05		aw1988: Well, that and the d-pawn looks like it's about to promote.

Aug-03-05		p8riot: I think Black has a winning end game. His Bishop controls both the c and d queening squares while White's Bishop is pretty useless. Black will trade Queens and get his King over to support his c pawn.

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