Jan Rosecky vs Jan Cervenka (2000)

Jan Rosecky vs Jan Cervenka
CZE-chTV 0001 2000 · Spanish Game: Exchange. Gligoric Variation (C69) · 0-1

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Sep-10-05		Benzol: I rather like the 29...xb3 tactic. A nice petite combination to win material.

Sep-10-05		Gypsy: There is something Tarrasch-like in Honza's play: clean, logical strategic designs and keen tactical eye. This game is a good model of how to play the Black side of exchange Spanish.

Sep-10-05		iron maiden: <Honza> Very impressive handling of the exchange variation. After 27...Kd7 your opponent was practically immobile.

Sep-10-05		Gypsy: <Honza>, I wonder whether you expected that your <27...Kd7> would provoke the <28.Kf1?>?

May-31-06		Honza Cervenka: <Gypsy> I don't know exactly whether I had expected that (probably not because when I see some tactical sequence I tend to believe that my opponent must see it too.) but I strongly wished it. And my wish had come true....:-)

May-31-06		Gypsy: Thx <Honza>.

Mar-12-07		ianD: 28...NxB3!! Lovely move!

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