Chess: German National Team Wins First Olympic Medal in 26 Years
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With a lot of pressure in the last duel, the German team gets bronze in Samarkand. Why the team around Keymer as an outsider provides a surprise.
Germany wins bronze at the Chess Olympics – for the first time since 2000. Matthias Blümbaum scores the crucial point, Frederik Svane also wins individual gold.
»I can't really believe it«: Germany's national players celebrate bronze at the most important team tournament in chess. Gold is what the Toppavorites are all about.
The best result for years was achieved by the German chess players against some of the more valued opponents. Even world champion Uzbekistan benefited from the German influence.
At the most important team tournament in chess, the German national team has won a medal for the first time in 26 years.
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