
It doesn't happen too often: a miniature at the highest level. In just 20 moves Magnus Carlsen crushed his opponent Jan-Krzysztof Duda with a simple attack on the kingside.
How did this happen to a player rated 2750+ and how could Black have defended more stubbornly? Relevant questions for understanding the positions with a fianchettoed bishop guarding the king.
Exercise: White to play!
You can move the pieces on the live diagram!
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