| Stirling A | v | Dunfermline A | ||
| Steve Smith Graham Anderson David McAlister Bill Cook Tony Pitson |
1712 1667 1634 1576 1456 |
0 - 1 1 - 0 ½ - ½ ½ - ½ ½ - ½ |
2045 1612 1468 1434 1396 |
Ian Robertson Calum Smith Stewart Brisbane Gonzalo Ferero Gordon Greig |
| 2½ - 2½ |
I was first to finish (see the game below, where I had Black), then David and Stewart agreed a draw, followed by Steve losing on board 1. Bill and Tony were both winning, but very short on time. Tony's clock ran out as his Queen and King hunted down Gordon's King - this finished a draw as Gordon had no material left. Bill was two pawns up in a Queen and Pawns ending, but with less than two minutes left didn't have enough time to convert this to a win, and a draw was agreed.
Smith, C–Anderson, G0–1Stirling A v Dunfermline AStirling CC21.01.2019
1.e4 e5 2.c3 c6 3.g3 f6 4.g2 c5 5.f3 d6 6.0-0 g4 7.d3 d4 8.e3 a6 9.b1 d7 10.e1 h5 11.xd4 xd4 12.d2 0-0-0
A mistake. 12 ... Bb6 keeps the bishop on the strong diagonal. I concentrated too much on connecting the rooks.
13.xd4 exd4 14.e2 h4
Let's just go for it...
15.xd4 hxg3 16.fxg3 h3 17.f3 h7 18.e2
Stockfish prefers 18 b4.
dh8 19.c4 c5 20.c2 g4 21.e1 h5 22.b4 xg3 23.hxg3
Stockfish prefers 23 Rg2.
xf3 24.xf3 h1+ 25.f2 xb1 26.bxc5 dxc5 27.c2 b6 28.c3 f6 29.e3 g4
White resigns.
0–1
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