Michele Godena vs Alexander Morozevich (2000)

Michele Godena vs Alexander Morozevich
Olympiad 2000 · French Defense: Tarrasch. Morozevich Variation (C03) · 0-1

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Jun-12-06		jamaicanNM: is something wrong with this game?

Jun-13-06		borisbadenoff: No whites position is simply lost. Godena is down a queen for 2 Knights and a pawn. And cannot prevent the Rc2+ and Bxd3+ ideas without further worsening of his position

Sep-13-08		notyetagm: <jamaicanNM: is something wrong with this game? borisbadenoff: No whites position is simply lost.> You KNOW you have played badly when people question the integrity of the PGN. :-)

Sep-13-08		Shams: clearly the score is wrong

Sep-13-08		notyetagm: <Shams: clearly the score is wrong> That's what I thought, too, but maybe Boris knows something that we don't.

Sep-13-08		Chessdreamer: M Godena vs Morozevich, 2000 =correct game score.

Sep-13-08		notyetagm: <Chessdreamer: M Godena vs Morozevich, 2000 =correct game score.> Thanks

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