Marţi, 8 septembrie, partide internaţionale oficiale

Preliminariile Campionatului European

ora 21.45, Borisov: Belarus – Luxemburg

Slavko Vincic – Bojan Ul, Tomaz Klancnik – Mitja Zganec, Dragoslav Peric – Gregor Rojko (Slovenia) – Marcel Vanelshocht (Belgia), Dimitri Bokeria (Georgia)

Skopje: Macedonia – Spania

Paolo Tagliavento – Lorenzo Manganelli, Alessandro Giallatini – Paolo Valeri, Marco Guida – Filippo Meli (Italia) – Zdravko Jokic (Serbia), Oleg Harlamov (Estonia)

Zilina: Slovacia – Ucraina

Martin Atkinson (foto) – Stephen Child, Stuart Burt – Anthony Taylor, Kevin Friend – Michael Mullarkey (Anglia) – Vaclav Krondl (Cehia), Peter Lundstrom (Finlanda)

Londra: Anglia – Elveţia

Gianluca Rocchi – Elenito Di Liberatore, Gianluca Cariolato – Luca Banti, Antonio Damato – Mauro Tonolini (Italia) – Eugen Strigel (Germania), Joao Morais (Portugalia)

Vilnius: Lituania – San Marino

Clayton Pisani – Alan Camilleri, Edward Spiteri – Alan Mario Sant, Marco Borg – Duncan Sultana (Malta) – Marian Ruzbarsky (Slovacia), Florin Prunea (România)

Maribor: Slovenia – Estonia

Tasos Sidiropoulos – Damianos Efthimiadis, Polychronis Kostaras – Michael Koukoulakis, Stavros Tritsonis – Christos Akrivos (Grecia) – Luis Medina Cantalejo (Spania), Trefor Lloyd Hughes (Ţara Galilor)

Vaduz: Liechtenstein – Rusia

Robert Madden – Douglas Ross, Stuart Stevenson – Steven McLean, John Beaton – David McGeachie (Scoţia) – Michael Rilley (Anglia), Teuvo Holopainen (Finlanda)

Chişinău: Moldova – Muntenegru

Sebastien Delferiere – Yves De Neve, Rien Vanyzere – Jonathan Lardot, Erik Lambrechts – Jon De Weirdt (Belgia) – Patrick Kelly (Irlanda), Wolf Gunther Wiesel (Germania)

Stockholm: Suedia – Austria
Carlos Velasco Carballo – Roberto Alonso Fernandez, Juan Carlos Yuste Jimenez – Xavier Estrada Fernandez, Jesus Gil Manzano –Marco Alvarez Moreno (Spania) – Miroslav Tulinger (Cehia), Mark Blackbourne (Anglia)

Preliminariile Campionatului European Tineret

ora 17.00, Baku: Azerbaidjan – Germania

Alexandre Boucaut – Jimmy Cremers, Laurent Conotte – Niicolas Laforge (Belgia) – Haim Jakov (Estonia), Octavian Goga (România)

ora 18.00, Erevan: Armenia – România

Manuel Schuettengruber – Stefan Kuehr, Clemens Schuettengruber – Andreas Kollegger (Austria) – Rune Pedersen (Norvegia), Yauheni Tratsiuk (Belarus)

Andorra la Vella: Andorra – Irlanda

Irfan Peljto – Haris Bakovic, Sreten Udovicic – Antoni Bandic (Bosnia) – Rony Asumaa (Finlanda), Leon Schelings (Belgia)

Reggio Emilia: Italia – Slovenia

Sandro Scharer – Sandro Pozzi, Johannes Vogel – Fedayi San (Elveţia) – Fritz Stuchlik (Austria), Patrik Filipek (Cehia)

Jelgava: Letonia – Cehia

Roi Reinshreiber – Mahmud Mahagna, Dan Ucenic – Daniel Bar Natan (Israel) – Darko Ceferin (Slovenia), Svitlana Shkil (Ucraina)

ora 18.30, St. Polten: Austria – Rusia

Serdar Gozubuyuk – Bas van Dongen, Davie Goossens – Allard Lindhout (Olanda) – Laszlo Vagner (Ungaria), Aristeidis Stavropoulos (Grecia)

Vantaa:Finlanda – Feroe

Alexandru Tean – Serghei Trofan, Sergiu Beşliu – Gheorghe Malinovschi (Moldova) – Andrejs Sipailo (Letonia), Milos Markovic (Serbia)

ora 19.00, Tirana: Albania – Portugalia

Marco Fritz – Holger Henschel, Marcel Pelgrim – Benjamin Brand (Germania) – Jorn West Larsen (Danemarca), Andrew Shaw (Anglia)

ora 19.30, Reykjavik: Islanda – Irlanda de Nord

Mohammed Al-Hakim – Peter Magnusson, Joakim Flink – Glenn Nyberg (Suedia) – Alain Hamer (Luxemburg), Markku Lehtola (Finlanda)

Razgrad: Bulgaria – Luxemburg

Sergejus Slyva – Saulius Dirda, Vladimir Gerasimov – Darius Petraska (Lituania) – Kuddusi Muftuoglu (Turcia), Elena Kobak (Rusia)

Podgorica: Muntenegru – Malta

Charalambos Kalogeropoulos – Christos Baltas, Chasan Koula – Alexandros Aretopoulos (Grecia) – Kristin Jakobsson (Islanda), Anton Fagan (Scoţia)

Gornji Milanovac: Serbia – Lituania

Dimitrios Massias – Marios Dimitriadis, Marios Kalogirou – Ioannis Anastasiou (Cipru) – Nikolai Ivanov (Rusia), Christian Bonett (Malta)

ora 19.45, Istanbul: Turcia – Olanda

Davide Massa – Riccardo Di Fiore, Andrea Crispo – Piero Giacomelli (Italia) – Bertrand Layec (Franţa), Anuar Bidanov (Kazahstan)

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