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Vladimir Kramnik is in London on
Friday March 1st.

The Einstein match



Vladimir Kramnik 3 1/2
David Howell 1/2

Game 1 Kramnik wins
Game 2 Kramnik wins
Game 3 Kramnik wins
Game 4 Draw

David has White in the odd numbered games.


Download the games in PGN format here.



11 year old British schoolboy David Howell played Vladimir Kramnik in a 'blitz' match staged by Einstein Group plc.

Vladimir won the match by taking the first three games but, by achieving a draw in the final game, David set a world record for the youngest person ever to have scored against a reigning World Champion in single combat. In recognition of his achievement, David was awarded the Einstein trophy.



Vladimir Kramnik speaks at today's press conference. Steve Timmins, Einstein Group's CEO, listens on in the background.

(photo - Tinni Levitt)

The event took place at the English Speaking Union, 37 Charles Street, off Berkeley Square, London W1.



David and Vladimir pose for the photographers before the match starts.

(photo - Tinni Levitt)

The London Chess Centre is pleased to be working with the Einstein Group to provide exclusive live internet coverage of the blitz match.

Read Einstein Group's press release here.


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