The participants of the European Women’s Championship in Montenegro had a rest day on Friday. After six rounds in the 11-round Swiss tournament, Polish IM Oliwia Kiolbasa is leading the standings with 5⅕ points. Defending champion Monika Socko and Estonian IM Mai Narva stand a half point back, while fifteen players are still within close reach of the leader on 4⅕ points. | Photos: Official site
The highly-regarded Montenegrin striker linked with Kaizer Chiefs in the previous transfer window has maintained his incredible scoring run into the new season.
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The 23rd edition of the European Women’s Individual Chess Championship will take place on March 17-30 at the Hotel Palas in Petrovac, Montenegro. The tournament grants 9 spots for the next Women’s World Cup. The top five seeds are Bella Khotenashvili (Georgia), Valentina Gunina (FIDE), Gunay Mammadzada (Azerbaijan), Marsel Efroimski (Israel) and Yuliia Osmak (Ukraine). | Photos: European Chess Union
The European Chess Championship is taking place on 2-14 March 2023 in Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia. The event features more than 480 players from 40 federations, including more than 125 Grandmasters and 104 International Masters. The top 23 players in the final standings will get a spot in the next edition of the FIDE World Cup. | Follow the games live with computer analysis starting at 15.00 CET (9.00 ET, 19.30 IST)