The European Club Cup concluded its fourth round today, with four teams having won every match so far. In the 5th place we see the Hungarian team Tuxera Aquaprofit Nagykanizsai, who could secure a win in the third round yesterday. Two out of four games have been won by the Hungarians, while the rest of the games were held to a draw in yesterday's match.
One win came from Benjamin Gledura (white) - Theodor Kenneskog (black). Glendura is already completely lost. There are many good moves, but which one is by far the most forcing, played by Kenneskog?
Black to move.
A remarkable win was achieved by International Master Richard Pert from England, who beat Grandmaster Jorden van Foreest, the second strongest Player from the Netherlands and #24 in the world. Which tactic has been overlooked by van Foreest (black) after playing Rd6??
White to move.
Another beautiful tactic has been spotted by GM Rauf Mamedov vs GM Dragisa Blagojevic. Seemingly theres not much going on, but aren’t the black pieces passive? There’s got to be something.
White to move.
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- Version from 20.10.2026 20:39 The European Club Cup concluded its fourth round today, with four teams having won every match so far. In the 5th place we see the Hungarian team Tuxera Aquaprofit Nagykanizsai, who could secure a win in the third round yesterday. Two out of four games have been won by the Hungarians, while the rest of the games were held to a draw in yesterdays match. One win came from Benjamin Gledura (white) - Theodor Kenneskog (black). Glendura is already completely lost. There are many good moves, but which one is by far the most forcing, played by Kenneskog? Black to move. A remarkable win was achieved by International Master Richard Pert from England, who beat Grandmaster Jorden van Foreest, the second strongest Player from the Netherlands and #24 in the world. Which tactic has been overlooked by van Foreest (black) after playing Rd6?? White to move. Another beautiful tactic has been spottet by GM Rauf Mamedov vs GM Dragisa Blagojevic. Seemingly theres not much going on, but aren’t the black pieces passive? There’s got to be something. White to move.
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