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I have a collection of over 40 thousand examples. It is very important to study these themes as the middlegame is where most players get into time pressure or just cannot find a plan.
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European Individual Chess Championship 2014

(Photo taken from the official site)
There are two new leaders after 5 rounds – Riazantsev and Motylev, who have 4,5 points.
Results of top 10 boards of the 5th round
1 GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2689 3½ 1 – 0 4 GM Najer Evgeniy RUS 2633
2 GM Kovalenko Igor LAT 2626 3½ ½ – ½ 3½ GM Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2681
3 IM Artemiev Vladislav RUS 2621 3½ 0 – 1 3½ GM Motylev Alexander RUS 2656
4 GM Jakovenko Dmitry RUS 2723 3 1 – 0 3½ GM Shimanov Aleksandr RUS 2649
5 GM Fedoseev Vladimir RUS 2641 3 1 – 0 3 GM Bacrot Etienne FRA 2739
6 GM Eljanov Pavel UKR 2723 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Dubov Daniil RUS 2618
7 GM Wojtaszek Radoslaw POL 2713 3 1 – 0 3 GM Perunovic Milos SRB 2617
8 GM Melkumyan Hrant ARM 2613 3 1 – 0 3 GM Fressinet Laurent FRA 2709
9 GM Kryvoruchko Yuriy UKR 2706 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Ipatov Alexander TUR 2614
10 GM Schlosser Philipp GER 2612 3 ½ – ½ 3 GM Areshchenko Alexander UKR 2705
Top 10 players after 5 rounds
1 GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2689 4.5 2932 11.9
2 GM Motylev Alexander RUS 2656 4.5 2872 10.4
3 GM Fedoseev Vladimir RUS 2641 4.0 2803 10.2
4 GM Wojtaszek Radoslaw POL 2713 4.0 2814 5.8
5 GM Kovalenko Igor LAT 2626 4.0 2785 10.0
6 GM Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2681 4.0 2797 6.9
7 GM Jakovenko Dmitry RUS 2723 4.0 2802 4.8
8 GM Melkumyan Hrant ARM 2613 4.0 2768 10.0
9 GM Najer Evgeniy RUS 2633 4.0 2776 9.1
10 GM Solak Dragan TUR 2610 4.0 2744 9.0
Top 10 pairings of the 6th round
1 GM Motylev Alexander RUS 2656 4½ – 4½ GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2689
2 GM Sargissian Gabriel ARM 2676 4 – 4 GM Jakovenko Dmitry RUS 2723
3 GM Fedoseev Vladimir RUS 2641 4 – 4 GM Wojtaszek Radoslaw POL 2713
4 GM Najer Evgeniy RUS 2633 4 – 4 GM Akopian Vladimir ARM 2682
5 GM Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2681 4 – 4 GM Melkumyan Hrant ARM 2613
6 GM Laznicka Viktor CZE 2681 4 – 4 GM Kovalenko Igor LAT 2626
7 GM Kryvoruchko Yuriy UKR 2706 3½ – 4 GM Solak Dragan TUR 2610
8 GM Ipatov Alexander TUR 2614 3½ – 3½ GM Eljanov Pavel UKR 2723
9 GM Dubov Daniil RUS 2618 3½ – 3½ GM Jobava Baadur GEO 2716
10 GM Areshchenko Alexander UKR 2705 3½ – 3½ GM Salgado Lopez Ivan ESP 2605
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European Individual Chess Championship 2014

(Photo taken from chess-news.ru)
Najer is the new leader of the Championship. He managed to win against Smirin, while other leaders drew.
Results of top 10 boards of the 4th round
1 GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2689 3 ½ – ½ 3 IM Artemiev Vladislav RUS 2621
2 GM Najer Evgeniy RUS 2633 3 1 – 0 3 GM Smirin Ilia ISR 2644
3 GM Kovalenko Igor LAT 2626 3 ½ – ½ 2½ GM Eljanov Pavel UKR 2723
4 GM Jakovenko Dmitry RUS 2723 2½ ½ – ½ 2½ GM Lupulescu Constantin ROU 2643
5 GM Shimanov Aleksandr RUS 2649 2½ 1 – 0 2½ GM Jobava Baadur GEO 2716
6 GM Kuzubov Yuriy UKR 2642 2½ ½ – ½ 2½ GM Wojtaszek Radoslaw POL 2713
7 GM Fressinet Laurent FRA 2709 2½ ½ – ½ 2½ GM Fedoseev Vladimir RUS 2641
8 GM Dubov Daniil RUS 2618 2½ ½ – ½ 2½ GM Kryvoruchko Yuriy UKR 2706
9 GM Navara David CZE 2700 2½ ½ – ½ 2½ GM Melkumyan Hrant ARM 2613
10 GM Ipatov Alexander TUR 2614 2½ ½ – ½ 2½ GM Inarkiev Ernesto RUS 2698
Top 10 players after 4 rounds
1 GM Najer Evgeniy RUS 2633 4.0 3297 13.3
2 IM Artemiev Vladislav RUS 2621 3.5 2891 11.9
3 GM Shimanov Aleksandr RUS 2649 3.5 2889 10.1
4 GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2689 3.5 2886 7.7
5 GM Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2681 3.5 2876 7.7
6 GM Kovalenko Igor LAT 2626 3.5 2847 9.2
7 GM Motylev Alexander RUS 2656 3.5 2813 5.9
8 GM Onischuk Vladimir UKR 2583 3.0 2778 11.0
9 GM Goganov Aleksey RUS 2569 3.0 2735 9.8
10 GM Antipov Mikhail Al. RUS 2507 3.0 2702 11.3
Pairings of top 10 boards of the 5th round
1 GM Riazantsev Alexander RUS 2689 3½ – 4 GM Najer Evgeniy RUS 2633
2 GM Kovalenko Igor LAT 2626 3½ – 3½ GM Cheparinov Ivan BUL 2681
3 IM Artemiev Vladislav RUS 2621 3½ – 3½ GM Motylev Alexander RUS 2656
4 GM Jakovenko Dmitry RUS 2723 3 – 3½ GM Shimanov Aleksandr RUS 2649
5 GM Fedoseev Vladimir RUS 2641 3 – 3 GM Bacrot Etienne FRA 2739
6 GM Eljanov Pavel UKR 2723 3 – 3 GM Dubov Daniil RUS 2618
7 GM Wojtaszek Radoslaw POL 2713 3 – 3 GM Perunovic Milos SRB 2617
8 GM Melkumyan Hrant ARM 2613 3 – 3 GM Fressinet Laurent FRA 2709
9 GM Kryvoruchko Yuriy UKR 2706 3 – 3 GM Ipatov Alexander TUR 2614
10 GM Schlosser Philipp GER 2612 3 – 3 GM Areshchenko Alexander UKR 2705


