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Today, the final round of the European Women's Chess Championship will be held on the island of Rhodes, Greece. Sport24.az reports that Gulnar Mammadova shows the best result among Azerbaijani chess players before the 11th round.
She scored 6.5 points and is in 15th place. Turkhan Mammadyarova has the same indicator, but she is in 24th place due to additional indicators.
The chess player who takes the top ten places in the European Championship will qualify for the World Cup.
Opponents of Azerbaijani chess players in the 11th round:
Gulnar Mammadova - Anastasia Kirtadze (Georgia)
Olivia Kiołbasa (Poland) - Turkhan Mammadyarova
Govhar Beydullayeva - Maryam Mkrtchyan (Armenia)
Monica Ruiz Calzada (Spain) - Ulviyya Fataliyeva
Narmin Abdinova - Michalina Rudzinska (Poland)
Ayan Allahverdiyeva - Irina Chelushkina (Serbia)
Lala Huseynova - Kler Çaku (Albania)
Sabina Ibrahimova - without opponent
Those at the top of the tournament table:
1. Teodora Injac (Serbia) - 9 points, 2. Irina Bulmaga (Romania), 3. Mai Narva (Estonia) - 7.5 each...
15. Gulnar Mammadova, 24. Turkhan Mammadyarova - 6.5 each...
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