FIDE Women’s World Cup 2025 - 4th round pairing


We're presenting the pairings for the 4th round of the FIDE Women's World Cup 2025. A standout matchup is between Lei Tingjie (ELO=2552) and Omonova Umida (ELO=2211). Umida Omonova's advancement to this round is a significant surprise, and it will be interesting to see if she can challenge the titled Chinese Grandmaster.

 FIDE Women’s World Cup 2025 - 4th round pairing

Round 4 (2025/07/26)
1GMLei TingjieCHN2552
81WIMOmonova UmidaUZB2211
15IMDivya DeshmukhIND2463
2GMZhu JinerCHN2547
3GMTan ZhongyiCHN2546
14IMOsmak YuliiaUKR2468
13GMKosteniuk AlexandraSUI2474
4GMKoneru HumpyIND2543
7GMLagno KaterynaFID2515
10GMDronavalli HarikaIND2483
9GMMuzychuk MariyaUKR2492
8GMDzagnidze NanaGEO2505
11GMVaishali RameshbabuIND2481
59IMKamalidenova MeruertKAZ2330
28IMSong YuxinCHN2410
21IMJavakhishvili LelaGEO2432

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