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World Chess Olympiad 2012: Philippines loses to China, 0.5-3.5

Wesley So salvages a draw against Wang Hao after 64 moves in Round 9 of the 40th Chess Olympiad in Istanbul, Turkey, as the 35th seed Philippines slightly avoided a shutout against the 2nd ranked China, 0.5-3.5.

World Chess Olympiad 2012 Update: Wesley So vs. Wang Hao of China

Update:  Eugene Torre just lost his match. The score now is 3-0 in favor of China. Wesley So is now trying to salvage a draw in his match. 

Wesley So of the Philippines is in a tight game now with Wang Hao of China in the waning minutes of their Round 9 battle of the World Chess Olympiad 2012 in Istanbul, Turkey. Here is the link to their live game: http://www.chessdom.com/chess-olympiad-2012-live/

Currently, score now is 2-0 in favor of China. Wesley So and Eugene Torre must win their respective matches for Philippines to forge a tie.