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Anna Muzychuk defeats Divya in Round 4 of Nicosia FIDE Women’s Grand Prix to tie for the lead

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“Anna Muzychuk’s Second Win in a Row at 2025 Nicosia FIDE Women’s Grand Prix”

GM Anna Muzychuk’s impressive performance in the 2025 Nicosia FIDE Women’s Grand Prix continued as she secured her second consecutive win, this time against IM Divya Deshmukh. This victory saw her catch up with GM Zhu Jiner in the lead of the tournament after four rounds. The day was marked by four wins for White players, with GMs Aleksandra Goryachkina, Harika Dronavalli, and Nana Dzagnidze all picking up their first wins of the event.

In a thrilling round four, Anna Muzychuk’s strategic play against Divya Deshmukh proved to be decisive, as she capitalized on her opponent’s mistakes to secure the win. Meanwhile, Goryachkina and Harika moved closer to the leaders, setting the stage for an exciting round five.

The Women’s Grand Prix in Cyprus has been intense, with only one draw in round four. The Muzychuk sisters showcased their skills, with Mariya Muzychuk holding Zhu Jiner to a high-level draw. Anna Muzychuk’s victory against Deshmukh was a standout performance, propelling her to the top of the leaderboard alongside Zhu Jiner.

With round five set to begin on Wednesday, March 19, the competition is heating up as players vie for the top spot. The Nicosia FIDE Women’s Grand Prix promises more thrilling matches and fierce competition as the tournament progresses.

Stay tuned for more updates on the 2025 Nicosia FIDE Women’s Grand Prix as the battle for the top spot intensifies.

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