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8th Chunlan Cup

The 8th Chunlan Cup was a 2011 international tournament for the board game of Go, which began on 27 March 2011 and concluded on 29/30 June. Defending champion Chang Hao was knocked out in the first round. The finalists were Xie He and Lee Sedol. Heo Yeongho and Gu Lingyi faced each other in the third-place match.

Tournament

| RD1-team01= Japan Yoda Norimoto | RD1-score01=0 | RD1-team02= South Korea Heo Yeongho | RD1-score02=1

| RD1-team03= China Chang Hao | RD1-score03=BYE | RD1-team04= | RD1-score04=

| RD1-team05=South Korea Choi Cheol-han | RD1-score05=1 | RD1-team06=China Hu Yaoyu | RD1-score06=0

| RD1-team07=China Kong Jie | RD1-score07=BYE | RD1-team08= | RD1-score08=

| RD1-team09=Japan Iyama Yuta | RD1-score09=1 | RD1-team10=European Union Csaba Mérő | RD1-score10=0

| RD1-team11=China Xie He | RD1-score11=BYE | RD1-team12= | RD1-score12=

| RD1-team13=Japan Cho Chikun | RD1-score13=1 | RD1-team14=China Kang Dongyun | RD1-score14=0

| RD1-team15=China Qiu Jun | RD1-score15=BYE | RD1-team16= | RD1-score16=

| RD1-team17=South Korea Lee Sedol | RD1-score17=1 | RD1-team18=Taiwan Zhou Junxun | RD1-score18=0

| RD1-team19=China Sun Tengyu | RD1-score19=BYE | RD1-team20= | RD1-score20=

| RD1-team21=Taiwan Lin Zhihan | RD1-score21=0 | RD1-team22=Japan Yuki Satoshi | RD1-score22=1

| RD1-team23=China Wang Xi | RD1-score23=BYE | RD1-team24= | RD1-score24=

| RD1-team25=China Chen Yaoye | RD1-score25=0 | RD1-team26=Japan Yamashita Keigo | RD1-score26=1

| RD1-team27=China Gu Li | RD1-score27=BYE | RD1-team28= | RD1-score28=

| RD1-team29=China Gu Lingyi | RD1-score29=1 | RD1-team30=USA Jiang Mingjiu | RD1-score30=0

| RD1-team31=South Korea Lee Chang-ho | RD1-score31=BYE | RD1-team32= | RD1-score32=

| RD2-team01=Heo Yeongho | RD2-score01=1 | RD2-team02=Chang Hao | RD2-score02=0

| RD2-team03=Choi Cheol-han | RD2-score03=0 | RD2-team04=Kong Jie | RD2-score04=1

| RD2-team05=Iyama Yuta | RD2-score05=0 | RD2-team06=Xie He | RD2-score06=1

| RD2-team07=Cho Chikun | RD2-score07=1 | RD2-team08=Qiu Jun | RD2-score08=0

| RD2-team09=Lee Sedol | RD2-score09=1 | RD2-team10=Sun Tengyu | RD2-score10=0

| RD2-team11=Yuki Satoshi | RD2-score11=0 | RD2-team12=Wang Xi | RD2-score12=1

| RD2-team13=Yamashita Keigo | RD2-score13=0 | RD2-team14=Gu Li | RD2-score14=1

| RD2-team15=Gu Lingyi | RD2-score15=1 | RD2-team16=Lee Chang-ho | RD2-score16=0

| RD3-team01=Heo Yeongho | RD3-score01=1 | RD3-team02=Kong Jie | RD3-score02=0

| RD3-team03=Xie He | RD3-score03=1 | RD3-team04=Cho Chikun | RD3-score04=0

| RD3-team05=Lee Sedol | RD3-score05=1 | RD3-team06=Wang Xi | RD3-score06=0

| RD3-team07=Gu Li | RD3-score07=0 | RD3-team08=Gu Lingyi | RD3-score08=1

| RD4-team01=Heo Yeongho | RD4-score01=0 | RD4-team02=Xie He | RD4-score02=1

| RD4-team03=Lee Sedol | RD4-score03=1 | RD4-team04=Gu Lingyi | RD4-score04=0

| RD5-team01=Xie He | RD5-score01=1 | RD5-team02=Lee Sedol | RD5-score02=2

Finals

South Korea Lee Sedol	B+R		B+R	2

References

(May 2019). "8th Chunlan Cup". igokisen.web.fc2.com.

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