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Thanks for visiting the 4NCL web site! We've put a few things you might enjoy on this page. GM Nick Pert reports on the 4NCL ... find his latest report here. We have loads of downloads of games in PGN format. You can find them all here. You can take a look at a few combinations played in the league here. Interested in 4NCL trivia? - everything you could ever wish to know is on our Stats page! Viktor Korchnoi is one of the best-known players to compete in the 4NCL. Read the story here. Malcolm Pein covers the 4NCL in the Telegraph. To access the column on-line, you need to register, which is free. The daily chess column can be found by clicking the "Chess Club" link in the Arts section. Alternatively, you can read his most recent articles on the 4NCL here and here. There is coverage of the 4NCL in Chess Today magazine - click here to download it. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view Chess Today. If you do not have this software, it is available for free at www.adobe.com There is an interesting article on the 4NCL in a recent issue of the German magazine Schach Magazin 64. With kind permission from Otto Borik, an English translation appears on the 4NCL web site here. |