Runde 4
Bilder: Frederic Friedel
Runde Vier in Morelia
| Runde 4: Dienstag, 19. Februar |
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Vishy Anand
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½-½
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Teimour Radjabov |
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Vassily Ivanchuk
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0-1
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Levon Aronian |
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Alexei Shirov
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1-0
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Veselin Topalov |
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Magnus Carlsen
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½-½
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Peter Leko |
Die Partien...
Bilder:
Alexei Shirov
Veselin Topalov
Shirov,A (2755) - Topalov,V (2780) [B33]
XXV SuperGM Morelia/Linares MEX/ESP (4), 19.02.2008
1.e4 c5 2.Sf3 Sc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Sxd4 Sf6 5.Sc3 e5 6.Sdb5 d6
7.Lg5 a6 8.Sa3 b5 9.Sd5
[9.Lxf6 gxf6 10.Sd5 f5 (10...Lg7 11.Ld3 Se7 12.Sxe7 Dxe7 13.c4 f5
14.0–0 0–0 15.Df3 bxc4 16.Sxc4 d5 17.exd5 e4 18.De3 Lb7 19.d6 Df6 20.Lc2 f4
21.Dh3 Tac8 22.b3 Dg5 23.Tad1 f5 24.d7 Tcd8 25.Sd6 La8 26.f3 Txd7 27.fxe4 f3
28.Dg3 De3+ 29.Df2 Dxf2+ 30.Kxf2 fxg2 31.Kxg2 Tfd8 32.Sc4 Lxe4+ 33.Lxe4 Txd1
34.Txf5 Te1 ½–½ Shirov,A (2697)-Topalov,V (2745)/Dortmund 2002/CBM 090/[Rogozenko])
11.Lxb5 axb5 12.Sxb5 Ta4 13.b4 Txb4 14.Sbc7+ Kd7 15.0–0 Dxc7 16.c3 Txe4
17.Dh5 Kd8 18.Sxc7 Kxc7 19.Dxf7+ Le7 20.Tab1 La6 21.Tfd1 Tf8 22.Db3 Tb8
23.De6 Txb1 24.Txb1 Ld3 25.Td1 f4 26.Dd5 Lc2 27.Tc1 Te2 28.a4 e4 29.a5 Ld3
30.Ta1 Tb2 31.c4 Tb7 32.a6 Ta7 33.f3 Se5 34.fxe4 Lxc4 35.Tc1 Txa6 36.Txc4+
Sxc4 37.Dxc4+ Tc6 38.Df7 Kd8 39.Dg8+ Kd7 40.Dxh7 Tc5 41.Df7 Tc1+ 42.Kf2 Tc8
43.Df5+ Kc7 44.De6 1–0 Shirov,A (2722)-Topalov,V (2707)/Leon 2001/CBM 084/[Rogozenko]]
9...Le7 10.Lxf6 Lxf6 11.c3 Lg5 12.Sc2 0–0 13.a4 bxa4 14.Txa4 a5 15.Lc4 Ld7
16.0–0 Se7
[16...Tb8 17.Ta2 Kh8 18.Sce3 g6 19.Dd3 f5 20.b3 Lh6 21.Td1 Dh4 22.f3 Dg5
23.Sf1 Dd8 24.Kh1 f4 25.Sd2 Lg5 26.Lb5 Sb4 27.Sxb4 Lxb5 28.c4 Lxc4 29.Sxc4
Txb4 30.Dd5 Dc7 31.Sxd6 Lf6 32.Txa5 Txb3 33.Tc5 Db8 34.Tcc1 Tb2 35.De6 Db3
36.Dd7 Tc2 37.Se8 Txc1 38.Txc1 Da3 39.Tb1 Da2 40.Td1 Df7 41.Sxf6 Dxf6 42.Dc7
Tf7 ½–½ Anand,V (2779)-Radjabov,T (2729)/Wijk aan Zee 2007/CBM 117/[Rogozenko];
16...Sd4 17.Ta2 Se6 18.De2 a4 19.Scb4 Sc5 20.Sd3 Se6 21.Tfa1 Tc8 22.S3b4 Sc5
23.Lb5 Lxb5 24.Dxb5 Kh8 25.Sa6 Sxe4 26.Sb6 Txc3 27.Txa4 f5 28.bxc3 Sxc3
29.Dc6 Sxa4 30.Txa4 e4 31.Sd5 Da8 32.Sab4 Db8 33.g3 Lh6 34.Sb6 De8 35.Ta8
Df7 36.S4d5 g6 37.Dxd6 Txa8 38.Sxa8 Df8 39.Dc6 Lg7 40.Sac7 Le5 41.Se6 Dg8
42.Dd7 Db8 43.Sd8 Db2 44.De8+ Kg7 45.De7+ 1–0 Anand,V (2779)-Radjabov,T
(2729)/Monte Carlo 2007/CBM 117 ext]
17.Ta3
[Häufiger sieht man 17.Ta2 z.B.: 17...Tc8 18.Sxe7+ Dxe7 19.Ld5 Tc5 20.b3
Txc3 21.Txa5 Le6 22.Sb4 Tfc8 23.Ta1 Dd7 24.De2 Lxd5 25.Sxd5 Txb3 26.Tab1
Txb1 27.Txb1 g6 28.g3 Kg7 29.Kg2 Ld8 30.Dd3 h5 31.h3 Dc6 32.Tb3 Dc4 33.Df3
Dc6 34.Tc3 ½–½ Anand,V (2779)-Radjabov,T (2728)/Mainz 2006/CBM 114]
17...Sxd5
[17...Tc8 18.De2 Sxd5 19.Lxd5 a4 20.Sb4 Db6 21.Td1 Kh8 22.Da6 Dxa6
23.Sxa6 g6 24.Lb7 Tcd8 25.c4 f5 26.Taa1 fxe4 27.Lxe4 Tf4 28.f3= Dgebuadze,A
(2510)-Richter,M (2396)/Dresden 2007/CBM 118 (½–½ ,77)]
18.Lxd5 Tb8 19.b4 axb4 20.Sxb4 Db6 21.De2 Lb5 22.Lc4 Tfc8 23.Lxb5 Dxb5
24.Dxb5 Txb5 25.Td1 g6 26.g3 Kg7 27.Sd5 Tc4 28.Ta7 Ld8
[28...Txe4 29.Sc7 mit Tricks für Weiß: 29...Tb8 (29...Tb6? 30.h4 Ld8
(30...Lf6 31.Se8++-) 31.Se6++-) 30.Txd6 mit Bauerngewinn (möglich
ist auch 30.Se6+ Kf6 31.Sxg5 Kxg5 32.Txf7) ]
29.Td7 La5 30.Te1 Lb6 31.Sxb6 Txb6 32.Te3 Tc8 Das Doppelturmendspiel
sollte eigentlich remis sein, auch wenn Weiß hier etwas aktiver steht.
33.Tf3 Tf8 34.Kf1 g5?! 35.h4 g4 [35...gxh4!?]
36.Tf5 h6 37.Ke2 Tc6 [Ein Eigentor wäre 37...Kg6 38.Kd2 f6 39.h5#]
38.Kd2 Kg6 39.h5+ Kg7 Schwarz hat Schwächen auf g4, d7 und f7. Der weiße
Turm auf f5 wirkt gegen f7, ist aber zur Zeit bewegungsunfähig. Die
Befreiung durch f2-f3 beseitigt gleichzeitig die Schwäche auf g4.
40.Kd3 Der weiße König möchte in die weiße Stellung eindringen und
zusammen mit dem Td7 den Bauern d6 erobern.
40...Tb6 41.Tc7 Tb1
[41...Ta6!? 42.Kc4 Ta5 43.Td7 Ta1 44.Txd6 Tc8+ 45.Kb3 Tc1 46.Td3 Tb8+=]
42.Kc4 Td1 43.Kb5
43... Kg8? lässt den weißen Turm nach f6.
[43...Tc1!? scheint völlig ausreichend zu sein. 44.Tc6 (44.Tc4? wäre
ein Schuss nach hinten: 44...Tb8+ 45.Kc6 Tc8+ 46.Kb5 Txc3) 44...Tb8+
45.Kc4 Tb7 bringt Weiß gar nichts ein.]
44.Tf6 Das Eingreifen dieses Turmes ist entscheidend.
44...Td2 [44...Kg7? 45.Tg6+ Kh7 46.Txg4 mit Bauerngewinn.]
45.Kc6 Kg7 [45...Td3 46.c4 Td4 47.Kd7 Kg7 48.Txd6 Txe4 49.c5]
46.Tg6+ Kh7 47.Txg4 Txf2 [47...Kh8] 48.Kxd6 Te8 49.c4 Der Rest
ist eine Sache Shirov'scher Technik.
49...Td2+ 50.Kc6 Tf8 51.c5 Td4 52.Tb7 Kh8 53.Kb5 Td1 54.c6 Tc1 55.Kb6 Tc8
56.c7 Te8 57.Ta7 Tb1+ 58.Kc5 Tc1+ 59.Kd5 Tc2 60.Ta6 Kh7 61.Tc6 Td2+ 62.Kc5
Ta8 63.Th4 1–0
Anand,V (2799) - Radjabov,T (2735) [C63]
XXV SuperGM Morelia/Linares MEX/ESP (4), 19.02.2008
1.e4 e5 2.Sf3 Sc6 3.Lb5 f5 4.d3
[Prinzipiell ist 4.Sc3 fxe4 5.Sxe4 und nun 5...Sf6 (ein anderes
Thema ist 5...d5 ) 6.Sxf6+ Dxf6 7.De2 Le7 8.Lxc6 dxc6 (8...bxc6
9.Sxe5 0–0 10.0–0 De6 11.Te1 Lc5 12.Sf3 Dxe2 13.Txe2 d6 14.d3 Lg4 15.Le3 Lb4
16.a3 La5 17.b4 Lb6 18.Lxb6 axb6 19.Te7 Lxf3 20.gxf3 Tf7 21.Txf7 Kxf7 22.a4
c5 23.b5 Ke6 24.Kf1 d5 25.Ke2 d4 26.Kd2 Ke5 27.Te1+ Kd6 28.Tg1 g6 29.Tg3 Ke6
30.Tg4 Txa4 31.Te4+ Kd6 32.Tf4 Tb4 33.Tf7 h5 34.Tf6+ Ke5 35.Txg6 Kf5 36.Tg7
Txb5 37.Txc7 Tb1 38.h4 Tf1 39.Ke2 Tc1 40.Kd2 Tf1 41.Ke2 Tc1 42.Kd2 Tf1
1/2–1/2 Leko,P (2749)-Radjabov,T (2729)/Monte Carlo 2007/CBM 117 ext)
9.Sxe5 Lf5 10.0–0 0–0 11.d4 Ld6 12.c3 Le6 13.f4 Tae8 14.Le3 Df5 15.b3 a5
16.Tae1 a4 17.c4 axb3 18.axb3 h5 19.h3 Dh7 20.g4 hxg4 21.hxg4 Lxe5 22.dxe5
Dg6 23.Tf2 Dxg4+ 24.Dxg4 Lxg4 25.Ta2 Kf7 26.Ta7 Lc8 27.Kf2 Th8 28.Tg1 g6
29.b4 Td8= 1/2–1/2 Kramnik,V (2766)-Radjabov,T (2729)/Monte Carlo 2007/CBM
117 ext (68)]
4...fxe4 5.dxe4 Sf6 6.0–0 Lc5 7.Lxc6
[7.De2 d6 8.Dc4 De7 9.Sc3 Ld7 10.Lg5 a6 11.Lxc6 bxc6 12.Le3 Lxe3 13.fxe3
Df7 14.Sd2 0–0 15.Dxf7+ Kxf7 16.Sc4 Ke7 17.Sa5 Tab8 18.Tab1 c5 19.a3 Lb5
20.Tf3 Ld7 21.Tff1 Tb6 22.Sc4 Tb7 23.Sa5 Tbb8 24.b4 cxb4 25.axb4 Tb6 26.Sd5+
Sxd5 27.exd5 Txf1+ 28.Kxf1 c6 29.dxc6 Lxc6 30.c4 Le4 31.Tb2 Ke6 32.Ke1 Tb8
33.b5 axb5 34.cxb5 Ta8 35.Sc4 Ta4 36.Sd2 Lb7 37.b6 Kd7 38.Tc2 Lc6 39.Tb2 Lb7
40.Tc2 Ta1+ 41.Kf2 Lc6 42.Tb2 Ta8 43.Sc4 Tb8 44.Td2 Ke7 45.Sxd6 Ld7 46.Sc4
Le6 47.Sxe5 Txb6 48.Sf3 Tb8 49.h4 h6 50.Td4 Tb2+ 51.Sd2 Tb5 52.g4 Tb8 53.Sf3
Tb3 54.g5 hxg5 55.Sxg5 Lf5 56.Tf4 Lg6 57.Sf3 Tb2+ 58.Kg3 Te2 59.Tg4 Kf6
60.Kf4 Tf2 61.Tg5 Lc2 62.e4 Ld1 63.Tf5+ Ke7 64.Kg3 Te2 65.Te5+ Kf6 66.Td5
Lc2 67.e5+ Ke7 68.Sd4 Te3+ 69.Kf2 Td3 70.e6 g6 71.Td7+ Kf6 72.e7 Kf7 73.Td8
Kxe7 74.Sc6+ Kf6 75.Txd3 Lxd3 76.Ke3 g5 77.hxg5+ Kxg5 1/2–1/2 Carlsen,M
(2693)-Radjabov,T (2747)/Porto Vecchio 2007/CBM 118 ext]
7...bxc6 8.Sxe5 0–0 9.Lg5 [RR 9.Sc3 ; RR 9.De2 ]
9...De8 [RR 9...d6 10.Sd3 (RR 10.Sxc6 De8) 10...Lb6 11.Sd2
De8 12.Lxf6 Txf6 13.De2 (RR 13.c4 ) 13...La6 (RR
13...Dg6 14.Kh1 Lg4 15.f3 Ld7 16.Sc4 Dh5 17.Sxb6 axb6 18.a3 Th6 19.g4 Dg5
20.Tf2 Tf8 21.Tg1 c5 22.Se1 Lc6 23.c4 De5 24.Tgg2 Te6 25.Dd3 Lb7 26.a4 d5
27.cxd5 Lxd5 28.exd5 Kasparov,S (2536)-Agrest,S (2257)/Cutro 2007/CBM
118 ext/1/2–1/2 (69)) 14.Kh1 Df7 15.f3 Te8 16.b3 d5 17.Tac1 Dh5 18.g3
(RR 18.c4 Dxh2+ 19.Kxh2 Th6+ 20.Kg3 Tg6+) 18...Th6 (RR
18...La5 19.c3 Th6 20.Tf2) 19.Dg2]
10.Lxf6 Txf6 11.Sd3 Ld4
[RR 11...Lb6 12.Sd2]
12.Sd2
[RR 12.c3 Lb6 13.Sd2 d6 (RR 13...La6 14.e5 Tf8 15.c4 Dg6
16.De2 d5 17.Sb4 Lc8 18.cxd5 Lh3 19.g3 Lxf1 20.Txf1) 14.De2 La6 15.c4
Df7 16.b3 Te8 17.Kh1 d5 18.Tac1 De7 19.e5 Th6 20.g3 La5 21.f4 Lxd2 22.Dxd2
dxc4 23.bxc4 c5 24.Df2 Df7 25.f5 Lxc4 26.e6 Ld5+ Bruzon Bautista,L
(2565)-Gomez,F (2410)/Santa Clara 2000/EXT 2001/1–0 (32)]
12...La6 13.Tb1N
[RR 13.c4 d5 14.exd5 cxd5 15.Sb4 dxc4 16.Sxa6 Txa6 17.Sxc4 c5 18.Dc2 Te6
19.Tad1 Tb8 20.b3 Tb7 21.Se3 Db5 22.Dd3 g6 23.Tfe1 Dxd3 24.Txd3 Ta6 25.Te2
Kf7 26.h4 Lxe3 27.Tdxe3 Tc6 Cigan,S (2370)-Srebrnic,V (2220)/Slovenia
1995/EXT 1998/1–0 (56)]
13...d6 14.c4 c5
15.b4 Df7 16.Kh1 Tf8 17.f4 Lxc4 18.Sxc4 Dxc4 19.bxc5
dxc5 20.e5 Tb6 21.Tc1 Dd5 22.Df3 c6
[22...c6 23.Dxd5+ cxd5 24.Sxc5 Le3 (24...Lxc5? 25.Txc5 Txf4? 26.Tc8+
(26.Txf4 Tb1+) ) 25.Sd7 Lxc1 26.Sxf8 Lxf4=] ½–½
Vassily Ivanchuk
Levon Aronian
Peter Leko, Radjabov im Hintergrund
Magnus Carlsen
Magnus hatte den Ruhetag damit verbracht, in der heißen
Sonne drei Stunden lang tennis zu spielen. Außer einem roten Nacken fühlte
er auch sein Gehirn etwas " in der Sonne gebraten" und litt in der Runde
Vier noch etwas unter den Nachwirkungen.
Sofie Leko im Zuschauerraum
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Beispielvideo (3:15)
Alexei Shirov was born in Riga just like world champion Mihail Tal,
and also his playing style reminds many chess fans of the young Tal.
In the beginning of the 90ies, a comet-like rise brought the young
Latvian to the world top within the shortest of time. Being no older
than 22 years, he already had an Elo rating of nearly 2750 and
belonged to the absolute elite. Since then Shirov has been one of
the best players in the world, delighting all chess fans with
original and amazing ideas on the board.
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Alexei
Shirov:
My best games in the Sveshnikov
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The Sveshnikov
Variation of the Sicilian Defence is considered one of the most
promising replies to 1.e4, often giving rise to sharp and complex
positions which require precise and inventive play from both sides.
Thus, an opening tailor-made for Alexei Shirov (FIDE World Cup
finalist in 2007), who has included it into his repertoire with both
White and Black and knows the mutual tricks and traps all too well.
In more than four hours of video, the genius from Latvia presents
and explains his best Sveshnikov games, from his first successes in
1992 until his latest achievements in the year 2007. The spectator
is shown typical opening plans for both sides, receives explanations
on strategy and tactics in the middlegame and learns how to convert
obtained advantages in the endgame – and all this in a most
entertaining way. A masterful course on one of the most popular
opening of our times by one of the best players of our times. Video
running time: 4 hours.
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