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Aleksandr Lenderman vs Vasyl Ivanchuk
World Team Championship (2015), Tsaghkadzor ARM, rd 8, Apr-27
King's Indian Defense: Orthodox Variation. Donner Defense (E94)  ·  1-0

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Apr-27-15  Marmot PFL: A major upset. I thought Ivanchuk was ready to take on Kasparov.
Apr-27-15  et1: Chess players are humans and humans fail after succeses. Competetive chess is one of the hardest sports on earth. Ivanchuck had 7 good games he faltered in the eight.
Apr-27-15  ToTheDeath: Give Lenderman some credit- he played a fantastic game.
Apr-28-15  Marmot PFL: Yes he did. I think Ivanchuk underestimated Lenderman and played too wildly, but the white king escaped in the end.
Apr-29-15  dumbgai: Ivanchuk has always been that type of brilliant but inconsistent player. He has many wins against Kasparov, Kramnik, Anand, Topalov, etc. but also his share of losses against second-tier players.

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