Category Archives: Team Championships

Andorra is the winner, ahead of the Faroe Islands and Luxembourg. This year’s European Small Nations Team Chess Championship was held in Jersey from 28 October to 5 November at the Pomme d’Or Hotel (Liberation Square, St Helier).  Andorra team proved … Continue reading →

The team of Faroe Islands is the winner! The 7th European Small Nations Team Chess Championship 2021 was organized in Sliema, Malta, taking place from 27th November – 5th December in the AX Victoria Hotel.  As usual, the event was … Continue reading →

Andorra is the winner of the 6th European Small Nations Team Chess Championship The team of Andorra is the winner of the 6th edition of European Small Nations Team Chess Championship, with a perfect score of 18 match points, and … Continue reading →

Faroe Islands win the 5th European Small Nations Team Chess Championship The 5th European Small Nations Team Chess Championship took place in Andorra la Vella, from 11th-19th November 2017.  In a very exciting finish of the Championship the last round … Continue reading →

Luxembourg Beats the Hosts to Seal the Title Luxembourg is the new European Small Nations Chess Champion. Having led the week-long tournament at Les Cotils in Guernsey from start to finish, they sealed their triumph with a 3-1 victory over … Continue reading →

Faroe Islands wins the 3rd European Small Nations Team Championship The 3rd European Small Nations Team Championship was held in Monte Carlo, Monaco, from 25th November to 1st December 2013.  All ESNA member-federations from Andorra, Cyprus, Faroe Islands, Guernsey, Jersey, … Continue reading →

Luxembourg is the winner of the 2nd European Small Nations Team Championship The second European Small Nations Team Chess Championship in a row and the first after the creation of the FIDE Zone 1.10, took place at the Hotel ‘‘Norð … Continue reading →

FAROE ISLANDS WINS THE FIRST TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE NEW INSTITUTION In 2009, the Chess Federation of Andorra had the great inspiration and took the initiative to bring back the heat of chess championships among the small states of Europe. … Continue reading →