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European Women's Championship - Live!
The 25th edition of the European Women's Chess Championship is taking place from 25 May to 5 June in the Georgian city of Batumi. The tournament is played over 11 rounds using the Swiss system. More than 150 players from 32 European federations have registered to participate. Ten players have an Elo rating above 2400. | Follow the games live starting at 13.00 CEST (7.00 ET, 16.30 IST) | Photo: Dinara Wagner | Photo: European Chess Union -
Batumi: Mirzoeva and Hnatyshyn lead
Elmira Mirzoeva (pictured left) of England tops the standings after four rounds of the 2026 European Women’s Championship in Batumi. She shares first place with 15-year-old Ukrainian Anastasia Hnatyshyn. Seeded 53rd and 76th respectively, the two surprise leaders are half a point ahead of the next four players. Another half point behind them is a large chasing group of 29 players. | Photo: European Chess Union -
Norway Chess: Carlsen beats Gukesh, So stops Firouzja
Magnus Carlsen scored his first classical win of this year's Norway Chess in round four, beating world champion Gukesh Dommaraju with the black pieces. The remaining two games were decided in Armageddon, with Wesley So defeating tournament leader Alireza Firouzja and Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu beating Vincent Keymer. Firouzja still leads by 2½ points going into the first rest day. | Photo: Norway Chess / Michal Walusza