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Parham Maghsoodloo continues to lead the Grand Swiss, 13 players share second

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With most top boards finishing draw, Parham Maghsoodloo continues to lead the Grand Swiss 2025. Maghsoodloo is with 3,5/4. A total of 13 players follow with 3,0/4 – Abhimanyu Mishra, Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus, Marcandria Maurizzi, Szymon Gumularz, D Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, Nodirbek Abdusattorov, Vincent Keymer, R Praggnanandhaa, Richard Rapport, Matthias Bluebaum, Nodirbek Yakubboev, and Nikita Vitiugov.

Tomorrow’s top pairings include Rapport-Maghsoodloo, Bluebaum-Praggnanandhaa, Erigaisi-Vitiugov, Mishra-Gukesh, Maurizzi-Keymer, Abdusattorov-Erdogmus, Yakubboev-Gumularz, Shankland-Firouzja, Giri-Oparin, Aronian-Sargsyan, Theodorou-Nepomniachtchi. Scroll down for the full standings, results and pairings.

Grand Swiss information: FIDE Grand Swiss Chess Tournament 2025 – A Gateway to the World Championship
Grand Swiss Live: FIDE Grand Swiss Chess 2025 live / Women’s Grand Swiss Chess 2025 live
Grand Swiss Participants: Participants open / Participants women

Round 1: Multiple surprises on the board
Round 2: Maghsoodloo, Firouzja, and Demchenko lead Grand Swiss 2025
Round 3: Parham Maghsoodloo is sole leader of Grand Swiss 2025 after R3
Round 4: Parham Maghsoodloo continues to lead the Grand Swiss, 13 players share second

Results Grand Swiss round 4

WhiteRtgResultBlackRtg
GMMaghsoodloo, Parham26921/2-1/2GMAbdusattorov, Nodirbek2748
GMPraggnanandhaa, R27851/2-1/2GMMishra, Abhimanyu2611
GMGukesh, D27671/2-1/2GMErigaisi, Arjun2771
GMFirouzja, Alireza27541/2-1/2GMGumularz, Szymon2590
GMKeymer, Vincent27511 – 0GMSvane, Frederik2643
GMCheparinov, Ivan26271/2-1/2GMGiri, Anish2746
GMSalem, A.R. Saleh26401/2-1/2GMAronian, Levon2744
GMNepomniachtchi, Ian27421/2-1/2GMHovhannisyan, Robert2629
GMDemchenko, Anton26201/2-1/2GMMamedyarov, Shakhriyar2741
GMVachier-Lagrave, Maxime27380 – 1GMMaurizzi, Marcandria2610
GMMendonca, Leon Luke26151/2-1/2GMNiemann, Hans Moke2733
GMIvanchuk, Vasyl26081/2-1/2GMVidit, Santosh Gujrathi2712
GMPredke, Alexandr26090 – 1GMRapport, Richard2711
GMPranav, V25961/2-1/2GMNihal, Sarin2693
GMEsipenko, Andrey26871/2-1/2GMSuleymanli, Aydin2602
GMKuzubov, Yuriy26000 – 1GMYakubboev, Nodirbek2681
GMHenriquez Villagra, Cristobal25940 – 1GMBluebaum, Matthias2671
GMMoussard, Jules25910 – 1GMVitiugov, Nikita2666
GMAditya, Mittal25890 – 1GMErdogmus, Yagiz Kaan2646
GMWoodward, Andy25571/2-1/2GMRodshtein, Maxim2645
GMYu, Yangyi27141/2-1/2GMPuranik, Abhimanyu2640
GMHarikrishna, Pentala27041/2-1/2GMXiong, Jeffery2640
GMLiang, Awonder26981 – 0GMAryan, Chopra2619
GMChigaev, Maksim26380 – 1GMSevian, Samuel2692
GMVan Foreest, Jorden26921 – 0GMAnton Guijarro, David2625
GMVolokitin, Andrei26281/2-1/2GMDubov, Daniil2691
GMEljanov, Pavel26821/2-1/2GMPonomariov, Ruslan2622
GMDeac, Bogdan-Daniel26741/2-1/2GMMatlakov, Maxim2609
GMTabatabaei, M. Amin26731 – 0GMSantos Latasa, Jaime2620
GMMurzin, Volodar26701/2-1/2GMNarayanan, S L2591
GMSargissian, Gabriel26260 – 1GMShankland, Sam2670
GMOparin, Grigoriy26601 – 0GMNajer, Evgeniy2613
GMSargsyan, Shant26531 – 0GMMadaminov, Mukhiddin2560
GMShirov, Alexei26161/2-1/2GMGelfand, Boris2652
GMLagarde, Maxime26091/2-1/2GMMamedov, Rauf2651
GMBartel, Mateusz25811/2-1/2GMYuffa, Daniil2648
GMTheodorou, Nikolas26461 – 0GMNigmatov, Ortik2488
GMVokhidov, Shamsiddin26451/2-1/2GMSamunenkov, Ihor2550
GMFedoseev, Vladimir27311 – 0GMMartirosyan, Haik M.2628
GMDardha, Daniel26241/2-1/2GMSindarov, Javokhir2722
GMDonchenko, Alexander26241/2-1/2GMRobson, Ray2674
GMArtemiev, Vladislav26641/2-1/2GMHakobyan, Aram2625
GMSvane, Rasmus26201/2-1/2GMWojtaszek, Radoslaw2661
GMHammer, Jon Ludvig26180 – 1GMSadhwani, Raunak2658
GMGrischuk, Alexander26571/2-1/2GMDaneshvar, Bardiya2598
GMJobava, Baadur25901/2-1/2GMSaric, Ivan2655
GMBjerre, Jonas Buhl26511 – 0GMKorobov, Anton2616
GMIndjic, Aleksandar26501 – 0GMVakhidov, Jakhongir2521
GMWarmerdam, Max25911/2-1/2GMGrandelius, Nils2648
GMGoryachkina, Aleksandra25281 – 0GMKollars, Dmitrij2647
GMLu, Shanglei26471 – 0GMMuradli, Mahammad2590
GMBacrot, Etienne26371/2-1/2GMZemlyanskii, Ivan2586
IMSuyarov, Mukhammadzokhid24821/2-1/2GMGurel, Ediz2631
GMWagner, Dennis26081/2-1/2GMSarana, Alexey2686
GMKarthikeyan, Murali26691/2-1/2GMXu, Xiangyu2615
GMIvic, Velimir26301 – 0GMAbdisalimov, Abdimalik2488
GMAmin, Bassem26360 – 1GMDivya, Deshmukh2478
Olisa, Tennyson Ewomazino22870 – 1GMSjugirov, Sanan2627

FIDE on the Grand Swiss day 4

On board one in the Open tournament, leader Parham Maghsoodloo played as White against Uzbekistan’s top player Nodirbek Abdusattorov. A tense and complicated game developed in the Queen’s Gambit Accepted, with both having to play with high precision and finesse. After exactly four and a half hours of play, a draw was agreed with only the two kings left on the board.

On board two, Praggnanandhaa could not find a way to convert his extra pawn against Abhimanyu Mishra, known as the youngest player in history to become a Grandmaster (at 12 years, 4 months, and 25 days).

Mishra opted for 36…Re7? Instead, he should have played 36…Nb5 (White cannot take on b7 as Black takes the d4-pawn with a check and then send the rook to the second rank with another check, clearing out White’s back ranks.) 37.Rd7 Protecting the d5-pawn, and now 37…Re7 38.Rd5 Nc3 and Black has better chances of holding.

After 37.Rxe7 Kxe7 38.f5! Kf6 39.fxg6 Kxg6 40.Kf4 White is winning according to chess engines.

However, in the moves that followed, Praggnanandhaa could not make any progress and had to settle for a draw.

An exciting game took place on board five, in a German showdown between Vincent Keymer and Frederik Svane. A sharp position arose in the Open Variation of Ruy Lopez.

In this position, Svane played 24…c5, looking to build up pressure on White. But this seemingly logical move was a mistake which Keymer was quick to spot: 25.Bxc5!! Qxc5 26.Rxd5 Qc7. This forced line led to a very uncomfortable position for Black. But Keymer wasn’t precise in his conversion, and the position was soon even.

Eventually, White emerged a pawn up in a sharp endgame, but the position was even, with threats for both sides. However, at some point, Svane started losing his way and allowed White to transpose into a winning minor piece endgame with a remote passer on the queenside. Slowly, but surely, Keymer steered the game in his favour and clinched the full point.

There were other missed chances among the top players. The victor of the previous Grand Swiss, Vidit Santosh Gujrathi had a winning endgame as Black against Vasyl Ivanchuk. In the Scotch, approaching the endgame, Ivanchuk went for a pawn push which significantly weakened his position and ended up costing him a pawn. Vidit forced a winning rook endgame, but completely misplayed it in the end, allowing Ivanchuk to save half a point.

World Champion Gukesh D split a point with compatriot Arjun Erigaisi in the Catalan. Following a shocking loss late on day three, Alireza Firouzja split a point with Szymon Gumularz of Poland after just 25 moves. Giri had a very quick draw as Black against Cheparinov (the first game of the round to finish, after an hour and a half of play), as did Salem and Aronian.

MarcAndria Maurizzi prevailed over Maxime-Vachier Lagrave in a hard-fought French derby which stood out.

In the Advance Caro-Kann, MVL – playing as White – emerged with two minor pieces for a rook. However, his young opponent had two dangerous advanced passers on the queenside. The position was in balance, but the younger of the two Frenchmen overestimated his chances and grabbed the a4-pawn, which gave White a crushing attack. At the critical moment of the game, MVL – known for his precise calculation – did not manage to find the winning idea. 

MVL played 30.Bh6?? and after 30…c2! the position was even again. White could have finished it off with 30.Qh4! The point is that 30…Qxe5 (the best move for Black) fails to the elegant 31.Nc2!!, with the idea of 32.Bd4, winning. 

Maxime’s troubles did not end there. In the ensuing play both opponents traded mistakes but MVL was last to err, capitulating on move 38.

The day’s biggest upset came from Divya Deshmukh, who stunned Africa’s top-rated player Bassem Amin. Playing against the Sicilian, the Egyptian created a slightly better position from the opening but then began overspreading, which backfired, leading to a defeat.

Black just missed playing 32…Rd4 and then taking the pawn on a5. Instead, she gave White respite with 32…f3.

The best choice for White here was 33.Qc1 and to try and hold. Instead, Amin blundered with 33.Ng3?? which was punished with: 33…Rxg4!! 34.hxg4 Qh6+ 35.Nh5 Otherwise checkmate in two moves 35…Bxh5 and White is completely lost.

For this victory, Divya was declared the player of the day in the Open.

Written by Milan Dinic 

Photos: Michal Walusza 

Standings Grand Swiss

Rk.NameFEDRtgPts.
1GMMaghsoodloo, ParhamIRI26923.5
2GMMishra, AbhimanyuUSA26113
3GMErdogmus, Yagiz KaanTUR26463
4GMMaurizzi, MarcandriaFRA26103
5GMGumularz, SzymonPOL25903
6GMGukesh, DIND27673
7GMErigaisi, ArjunIND27713
8GMAbdusattorov, NodirbekUZB27483
9GMKeymer, VincentGER27513
10GMPraggnanandhaa, RIND27853
11GMRapport, RichardHUN27113
12GMBluebaum, MatthiasGER26713
13GMYakubboev, NodirbekUZB26813
14GMVitiugov, NikitaENG26663
15GMSalem, A.R. SalehUAE26402.5
16GMCheparinov, IvanBUL26272.5
17GMHovhannisyan, RobertARM26292.5
18GMDemchenko, AntonSLO26202.5
19GMMendonca, Leon LukeIND26152.5
20GMSuleymanli, AydinAZE26022.5
21GMIvanchuk, VasylUKR26082.5
22GMPranav, VIND25962.5
23GMFirouzja, AlirezaFRA27542.5
24GMWoodward, AndyUSA25572.5
25GMGiri, AnishNED27462.5
26GMAronian, LevonUSA27442.5
27GMNepomniachtchi, IanFID27422.5
28GMRodshtein, MaximISR26452.5
29GMMamedyarov, ShakhriyarAZE27412.5
30GMSevian, SamuelUSA26922.5
31GMNiemann, Hans MokeUSA27332.5
32GMVidit, Santosh GujrathiIND27122.5
33GMLiang, AwonderUSA26982.5
34GMVan Foreest, JordenNED26922.5
35GMShankland, SamUSA26702.5
36GMTabatabaei, M. AminIRI26732.5
37GMNihal, SarinIND26932.5
38GMEsipenko, AndreyFID26872.5
39GMOparin, GrigoriyUSA26602.5
40GMSargsyan, ShantARM26532.5
41GMTheodorou, NikolasGRE26462.5
42GMSvane, FrederikGER26432
43GMXiong, JefferyUSA26402
44GMPuranik, AbhimanyuIND26402
45GMVolokitin, AndreiUKR26282
46GMPonomariov, RuslanUKR26222
47GMPredke, AlexandrSRB26092
48GMShirov, AlexeiESP26162
49GMBartel, MateuszPOL25812
50GMKuzubov, YuriyUKR26002
51GMLagarde, MaximeFRA26092
52GMHenriquez Villagra, CristobalCHI25942
53GMMatlakov, MaximFID26092
54GMMoussard, JulesFRA25912
55GMGelfand, BorisISR26522
56GMNarayanan, S LIND25912
57GMAditya, MittalIND25892
58GMDivya, DeshmukhIND24782
59GMSamunenkov, IhorUKR25502
60GMYuffa, DaniilESP26482
61GMGoryachkina, AleksandraFID25282
62GMYu, YangyiCHN27142
63GMFedoseev, VladimirSLO27312
64GMVachier-Lagrave, MaximeFRA27382
65GMHarikrishna, PentalaIND27042
66GMEljanov, PavelUKR26822
67GMDubov, DaniilFID26912
68GMDeac, Bogdan-DanielROU26742
69GMMurzin, VolodarFID26702
70GMMamedov, RaufAZE26512
71GMBjerre, Jonas BuhlDEN26512
72GMSadhwani, RaunakIND26582
73GMIndjic, AleksandarSRB26502
74GMLu, ShangleiCHN26472
75GMVokhidov, ShamsiddinUZB26452
76GMChigaev, MaksimESP26381.5
77GMSargissian, GabrielARM26261.5
78GMDardha, DanielBEL26241.5
79GMSvane, RasmusGER26201.5
80GMSjugirov, SananHUN26271.5
81GMAnton Guijarro, DavidESP26251.5
82GMHakobyan, AramARM26251.5
83GMZemlyanskii, IvanFID25861.5
84GMAryan, ChopraIND26191.5
85GMSantos Latasa, JaimeESP26201.5
86GMDonchenko, AlexanderGER26241.5
87GMNajer, EvgeniyFID26131.5
88GMGurel, EdizTUR26311.5
89GMNigmatov, OrtikUZB24881.5
90GMWarmerdam, MaxNED25911.5
91GMDaneshvar, BardiyaIRI25981.5
92GMJobava, BaadurGEO25901.5
93GMMadaminov, MukhiddinUZB25601.5
94GMBacrot, EtienneFRA26371.5
95IMSuyarov, MukhammadzokhidUZB24821.5
96GMSindarov, JavokhirUZB27221.5
97GMRobson, RayUSA26741.5
98GMWojtaszek, RadoslawPOL26611.5
99GMArtemiev, VladislavFID26641.5
100GMGrischuk, AlexanderFID26571.5
101GMSaric, IvanCRO26551.5
102GMGrandelius, NilsSWE26481.5
103GMIvic, VelimirSRB26301.5
104GMMartirosyan, Haik M.ARM26281
105GMWagner, DennisGER26081
106GMHammer, Jon LudvigNOR26181
107GMKorobov, AntonUKR26161
108GMXu, XiangyuCHN26151
109GMVakhidov, JakhongirUZB25211
110GMAmin, BassemEGY26361
111GMMuradli, MahammadAZE25901
112GMSarana, AlexeySRB26861
113GMKarthikeyan, MuraliIND26691
114GMKollars, DmitrijGER26471
115GMAbdisalimov, AbdimalikUZB24880.5
116Olisa, Tennyson EwomazinoNGR22870.5

Pairings round 5

Bo.WhiteRtgPts.ResultPts.BlackRtg
1GMRapport, Richard27113GMMaghsoodloo, Parham2692
2GMBluebaum, Matthias267133GMPraggnanandhaa, R2785
3GMErigaisi, Arjun277133GMVitiugov, Nikita2666
4GMMishra, Abhimanyu261133GMGukesh, D2767
5GMMaurizzi, Marcandria261033GMKeymer, Vincent2751
6GMAbdusattorov, Nodirbek274833GMErdogmus, Yagiz Kaan2646
7GMYakubboev, Nodirbek268133GMGumularz, Szymon2590
8GMShankland, Sam2670GMFirouzja, Alireza2754
9GMGiri, Anish2746GMOparin, Grigoriy2660
10GMAronian, Levon2744GMSargsyan, Shant2653
11GMTheodorou, Nikolas2646GMNepomniachtchi, Ian2742
12GMMamedyarov, Shakhriyar2741GMSalem, A.R. Saleh2640
13GMNiemann, Hans Moke2733GMDemchenko, Anton2620
14GMVidit, Santosh Gujrathi2712GMCheparinov, Ivan2627
15GMRodshtein, Maxim2645GMLiang, Awonder2698
16GMNihal, Sarin2693GMMendonca, Leon Luke2615
17GMSevian, Samuel2692GMIvanchuk, Vasyl2608
18GMHovhannisyan, Robert2629GMVan Foreest, Jorden2692
19GMPranav, V2596GMEsipenko, Andrey2687
20GMSuleymanli, Aydin2602GMTabatabaei, M. Amin2673
21GMVachier-Lagrave, Maxime27382GMWoodward, Andy2557
22GMPuranik, Abhimanyu264022GMFedoseev, Vladimir2731
23GMXiong, Jeffery264022GMYu, Yangyi2714
24GMVolokitin, Andrei262822GMHarikrishna, Pentala2704
25GMDubov, Daniil269122GMPredke, Alexandr2609
26GMShirov, Alexei261622GMEljanov, Pavel2682
27GMPonomariov, Ruslan262222GMDeac, Bogdan-Daniel2674
28GMLagarde, Maxime260922GMMurzin, Volodar2670
29GMSadhwani, Raunak265822GMKuzubov, Yuriy2600
30GMGelfand, Boris265222GMHenriquez Villagra, Cristobal2594
31GMMatlakov, Maxim260922GMBjerre, Jonas Buhl2651
32GMMamedov, Rauf265122GMMoussard, Jules2591
33GMSamunenkov, Ihor255022GMIndjic, Aleksandar2650
34GMYuffa, Daniil264822GMAditya, Mittal2589
35GMNarayanan, S L259122GMLu, Shanglei2647
36GMSvane, Frederik264322GMBartel, Mateusz2581
37GMSindarov, Javokhir27222GMGoryachkina, Aleksandra2528
38GMRobson, Ray2674GMDardha, Daniel2624
39GMSantos Latasa, Jaime2620GMArtemiev, Vladislav2664
40GMHakobyan, Aram2625GMWojtaszek, Radoslaw2661
41GMAryan, Chopra2619GMGrischuk, Alexander2657
42GMSaric, Ivan2655GMSvane, Rasmus2620
43GMGrandelius, Nils2648GMDonchenko, Alexander2624
44GMNajer, Evgeniy2613GMChigaev, Maksim2638
45GMDaneshvar, Bardiya2598GMBacrot, Etienne2637
46GMGurel, Ediz2631GMWarmerdam, Max2591
47GMZemlyanskii, Ivan2586GMIvic, Velimir2630
48GMSjugirov, Sanan2627GMJobava, Baadur2590
49GMMadaminov, Mukhiddin2560GMSargissian, Gabriel2626
50GMAnton Guijarro, David2625IMSuyarov, Mukhammadzokhid2482
51GMNigmatov, Ortik24881GMSarana, Alexey2686
52GMKorobov, Anton261611GMKarthikeyan, Murali2669
53GMKollars, Dmitrij264711GMHammer, Jon Ludvig2618
54GMVakhidov, Jakhongir252111GMAmin, Bassem2636
55GMMartirosyan, Haik M.262811GMWagner, Dennis2608
56GMXu, Xiangyu26151½Olisa, Tennyson Ewomazino2287
57GMDivya, Deshmukh *)247822GMVokhidov, Shamsiddin2645
58GMAbdisalimov, Abdimalik2488½1GMMuradli, Mahammad2590
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