Emanuel Lasker - Match Results

Match Results

Here are Lasker's results in matches. The first "Score" column gives the number of points on the total possible. In the second "Score" column, "+" indicates the number of won games, "−" the number of losses, and "=" the number of draws.

Date Opponent Result Location Score Notes
1889 E.R. von Feyerfeil Won Breslau 1−0 +1 −0 =0 Play-off match
1889/90 Curt von Bardeleben Won Berlin 2½−1½ +2 −1 =1
1889/90 Jacques Mieses Won Leipzig 6½−1½ +5 −0 =3
1890 Berthold Lasker Drew Berlin ½−½ +0 −0 =1 Play-off match
1890 Henry Edward Bird Won Liverpool 8½−3½ +7 −2 =3
1890 N.T. Miniati Won Manchester 4−1 +3 −0 =2
1890 Berthold Englisch Won Vienna 3½−1½ +2 −0 =3
1891 Francis Joseph Lee Won London 1½−½ +1 −0 =1
1892 Joseph Henry Blackburne Won London 8−2 +6 −0 =4
1892 Bird Won Newcastle upon Tyne 5−0 +5 −0 =0
1892/93 Jackson Showalter Won Logansport and Kokomo, Indiana 7−3 +6 −2 =2
1893 Celso Golmayo Zúpide Won Havana 2½−½ +2 −0 =1
1893 Andrés Clemente Vázquez Won Havana 3−0 +3 −0 =0
1893 A. Ponce Won Havana 2−0 +2 −0 =0
1893 Alfred Ettlinger Won New York City 5−0 +5 −0 =0
1894 Wilhelm Steinitz Won New York, Philadelphia, Montreal 12−7 +10 −5 =4 World Championship match
1896/97 Steinitz Won Moscow 12½−4½ +10 −2 =5 World Championship match
1901 Dawid Janowski Won Manchester 1½−½ +1 −0 =1
1903 Mikhail Chigorin Lost Brighton 2½−3½ +1 −2 =3 Rice Gambit match
1907 Frank James Marshall Won New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C.,
Baltimore, Chicago, Memphis		 11½−3½ +8 −0 =7 World Championship match
1908 Siegbert Tarrasch Won Düsseldorf, Munich 10½−5½ +8 −3 =5 World Championship match
1908 Abraham Speijer Won Amsterdam 2½−½ +2 −0 =1
1909 Janowski Drew Paris 2−2 +2 −2 =0 Exhibition match
1909 Janowski Won Paris 8−2 +7 −1 =2
1910 Carl Schlechter Drew Vienna−Berlin 5−5 +1 −1 =8 World Championship match
1910 Janowski Won Berlin 9½−1½ +8 −0 =3 World Championship match
1914 Ossip Bernstein Drew Moscow 1−1 +1 −1 =0 Exhibition match
1916 Tarrasch Won Berlin 5½−½ +5 −0 =1
1921 José Raúl Capablanca Lost Havana 5−9 +0 −4 =10 lost World Championship
1940 Frank James Marshall Lost New York ½−1½ +0 −1 =1 exhibition match

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