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Lichess2025 Women's World Chess Championship Game 3: Ju Bounces Back
GM Ju Wenjun comes back after the first rest day with a win over GM Tan Zhongyi to level the score.
Lichess2025 Women's World Chess Championship Game 2: Tan Creates Endgame Magic
Ahead of the rest day, GM Tan Zhongyi defeated GM Ju Wenjun in the second game of the match.
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