Rauf Mamedov vs Magesh Chandran Panchanathan (2009)

Rauf Mamedov vs Magesh Chandran Panchanathan
4th Kolkata Open Grandmaster Chess Tournament (2009) · Vienna (C26) · 0-1

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Sep-04-09		visayanbraindoctor: One does not often see endings like this. But isn't the pawn beyond the Troitzky line?

Sep-05-09		Sularus: 86. Ka2 Nc1+ 87. Ka1 Na5 88. c7 Nb3 mate

Sep-06-09		4tmac: click for larger view Kb5! draws. After Black defends the Knight, White should go to b6. It's counter intuitive that a8 is the safe corner, but that is normal in this ending. (but not with a Rook Pawn)

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