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2011-07-31 06:10:37 (0 comments, 0 reshares, 2 +1s)

Having ended all the matches in peace, Armenia now tops the tournament list with 14 points, the Armenian sports website Armsport.am reported. The team successfully defended its team in the final around

In the 9th final round of the tournament, the national chess team of Armenia was competing with Ukraine. The games were held between the following pairs: Vasily Ivanchuk – Levon Aronyan, Sergey Movsesyan-Pavel Eljanov, Zahar Yefimenko-Vladimir Hakobyan, Gabriel Sargsyan-Alexander Moysenko.

Yesterday the Armenian team was just one step away from becoming the 2011 world chess team winner. Today the team made the dream a reality.

This morning's victorious match ended in a 2-2 draw, which Armenian team made peace with Ukraine. All four grandmasters tied their games and made peace with one another. This, in turn, capped Armenia's run in the tournament and lead to the muchd... more »