Good evening chess friends, today is the first day after the end of the 26th Samsung Cup, the Korean game has basically not resumed its original rhythm, and the LG Cup 8 is just around the corner.
Fortunately, japan's 46th celebrity showdown fills the gap in these two days, a long seven-day 2-day showdown that lasts from the end of August to the beginning of November, and will finally come to light tomorrow.
In the sixth set, Jingshan tied the score with a 2-3 deficit, and had just taken Qisheng from Yili Liao at the end of August, and the 69th Battle of throne challenges between the finals of the Celebrity War was also won by Jingshan, in addition to Jingshan also took time to participate in the Chinese siege and won another set, almost all off-court factors were directed to Jingshan's side. On the first day of the decider, at lunchtime, Iyama, who was also black, took the lead slightly.
On the first day, the two sides made a total of 78 hands, and at one point there was a chance to catch up with the situation a little, but by the end of the game, the two sides roughly resumed the situation at lunch.
The first day of the final innings was handed over by Yuta Iyama to Satoshi Kataoka, the legislator of the bureau, and tomorrow we will witness the final showdown of this marathon event of more than two months.
Today is also the day of the Japan Chess Academy, and there are still a number of qualifiers for this tournament. Among the more eye-catching is the newly held tieikei Cup Women's Championship Quarterfinals, in which seeded player Yukari Yoshihara lost to Kikuyo Aoki.
The Korean Senatorial League played the last match of the 12th round today, and the result was-
Bucheon 2:1 Government
Choi Gyu-bung wins Kim Dong-yeol
Jiang Xun Sheng Jiang YuYu
Zheng Daxiang negative Xu Nengxu
After Bucheon's lucky victory, it became the third team to lead the team after 12 rounds, 7 wins and 5 losses.
South Korea's hangame network today released an almost flat and straightforward lg pre-match preview, which said: Since the beginning of this year, the South Korean team has successively won the LG Cup (February, Shin Min-won), nongshim Cup (February, team competition), Chunlan Cup (September, Shin Jin-chan), and Samsung Cup (November, Park Ting-hwan). This record far surpassed the Chinese team that only won the "Dream Lily Cup" (May, Mi Yuting).
Although the Chinese team felt crisis about South Korea's successive championships in February, and formulated measures such as improving national team training and holding multiple rounds of Samsung Cup selection matches, it still failed to stop the strong momentum of Korean chess players this year.