Match 1: Azerbaijan – Poland 2:4

Mamedyarov 0-1 Duda
Mamedov 0-1 Wojtaszek
Mammadzada ½-½ Socko
Mammadova 0-1 Cyfka
Asadli ½-½ Gumularz
Balajayeva 1-0 Sliwicka

Match 2: Poland – Azerbaijan 2:4

Duda ½-½ Radjabov
Wojtaszek 0-1 Mamedov
Socko 0-1 Mammadzada
Cyfka 0-1 Fataliyeva
Gumularz 0-1 Asadli
Sliwicka 1-0 Balajayeva

After Azerbaijan stuck back and won the second match it came down to the Armageddon decider on the women’s board. Monica Socko downed Gunay Mammadzada in a nail-biter riddled with mutual mistakes and pulled Poland through to the semifinals. 

Match 1: USA – Ukraine 4½:1½

So 1-0 Ivanchuk
Shankland ½-½ Korobov
Yip 1-0 Osmak
Zatonskih ½-½ Zhukova
Xiong ½-½ Shevchenko
Wang 1-0 Berdnyk

Match 2: Ukraine – USA 2:4

Korobov 0-1 So
Shtembuliak 0-1 Shankland
Osmak ½-½ Zatonskih
Gaponenko 1-0 Abrahamyan
Shevchenko ½-½ Xiong
Shpanko 0-1 Wang

Team USA won both matches against Ukraine and went through to meet Russia in the semifinals.

Russia prevails over Hungary to progress to semifinals

Match 1: Russia – Hungary 5:1

Nepomniachtchi 1-0 Erdos
 Dubov ½-½ Gledura
 Goryachkina 1-0 Hoang
Kosteniuk 1-0 Gara
Esipenko ½-½ Kozak
Shuvalova 1-0 Gaal

Match 1: Hungary – Russa 3:3

Banusz 0-1 Nepomniachtchi
Gledura ½-½ Artemiev
Papp 1-0 Lagno
Gara 1-0 Gunina
Kozak ½-½ Sarana
Demeter 0-1 Shuvalova

As a winner of the first match, Russia advanced to the semis.

India defeats Armenia and advances to semifinals

Match 1 – India- Armenia 3½:2½

Anand – Aronian½-½
Vidit – Sargissian 1-0
Koneru – Danielian 0-1
Harika – Mkrtchian 1-0
Sarin – Martirosyan 1-0
Vantika – Sargsyan 0-1

Following the disconnection of Haik Martirosyan in Match 1 of the Quarterfinal against India, Armenia filed an official appeal that was rejected by the Appeals Committee. Armenia defaulted Match 2. As a result, India is through to the semifinals.