France wins the 14th Pandanet Go European Team Championship
Finals 26th and 27th July in Toulouse, France
The last round win for French team guaranteed the European Team Champion title for France, the host country of this year’s finals and the European Go Congress.
France won all matches and was the clear winner. Ukraine was the second and Czechia the third. Poland was the fourth.
The 15th Pandanet Go European Team Championship Opening
The 15th Pandanet Go European Team Championship season 2024-2025 is opening and the teams will be collected by the deadline 1st October 2024.
The first round of all leagues A, B, C and D will be on Tuesday, 15th October.
Full schedule and the pairings will published on the PGETC website soon.
League A
France, Ukraine, Czechia, Poland, Germany, Israel, Hungary, Romania, Sweden and Turkey
League B
Netherlands, Italy, Serbia, Belgium, Croatia, Austria, Finland, Lithuania, Switzerland and United Kingdom
League C
Ireland, South Africa, Spain, Slovakia, Kyrgyzstan, Denmark, Slovenia and Kazakhstan
League D
Norway, Portugal, Georgia, Iceland, Cyprus, Morocco and Greece
Bulgaria remains excluded from the PGETC competition for the second year, based on the EGF Board Decision concerning the cheating incidents.
France wins the 14th Pandanet Go European Team Championship
The last round win for French team guaranteed the European Team Champion title for France, the host country of this year’s finals and the European Go Congress.
France won all matches and was the clear winner. Ukraine was the second and Czechia the third. Poland will surely try harder next time.
This 14th PGETC face-off was the first event in the European Go Congress 2024 in Toulouse, France. The prize giving takes place within the EGC Opening Ceremonies.
Commentaries are available in the European Go Federation Twitch channel.
Finals results
14th Pandanet Go European Team Championship Finals
Ukraine, France, Poland and Czechia will play for the Team Championship on Friday 26th and Saturday 27th July. This is a round-robin tournament, 3 rounds for 4 teams.
This 14th PGETC face-off will be the first event in the European Go Congress 2024 in Toulouse, France.
Game results and live broadcast links will be added here in due time. Stay tuned!
Finals pairing and results
The 14th Pandanet Go European Team Championship Opening
The 14th Pandanet Go European Team Championship season 2023-2024 is opening and the teams will be collected by the deadline 3rd October.
The first round of Leagues A and B will be on Tuesday, 17th October. Leagues C and D will commence on Tuesday 24th October. Full schedule and the pairings are published on the PGETC website (see the right column).
League A
Ukraine, Czechia, France, Israel, Romania, Netherlands, Poland, Hungary, Germany and Sweden
League B
Austria, Serbia, Italy, Turkey, Switzerland, Belgium, Lithuania, Croatia, Ireland and Finland
League C
South Africa, United Kingdom, Spain, Denmark, Norway, Slovenia, Kyrgysztan and Slovakia
League D
Georgia, Portugal, Kazakhstan, Greece, Cyprus, Iceland and Morocco
Regrettably Bulgaria is excluded from the PGETC competition for two years, based on the EGF Board Decision concerning the cheating incidents.
Ukraine wins the 13th Pandanet Go European Team Championship
Ukrainian team (Artem Kachanoskyi 2p, Andrii Kravets 1p, Valerii Krushelnytskyi 6d, Bohdan Zhurakovskyi 6d and Dmytro Bohatskyi 6d) won the PGETC Finals in July 2023. This is the second championship in a row for Ukraine.
After the exciting last round, Czechia was the second, France 3rd and Israel 4th.
See the Finals full results and games