World Championship: Game 4 annotated by Luke McShane

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12/1/2021 – On first sight, game 4 of the World Championship match between Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi does not seem to be particularly spectacular. Nepomniachtchi went for the Petroff and appeared to be well prepared for Carlsen's novelty 18.Nh4 and after 33 moves the game ended with a repetition and a draw. But as English Grandmaster Luke McShane points out in his analysis, the game contained a lot of hidden tactical possibilities.
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Carlsen vs Nepomniachtchi, Game 4

 

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Sergej Sergienko Sergej Sergienko 12/1/2021 09:07
@plams46: Are you really forced to watch them? Poor guy!
SunriseK SunriseK 12/1/2021 05:18
Well, they both played very well all five games until now. If this is boring... then chess itself is boring! :-)
plams46 plams46 12/1/2021 10:47
Boring, boring... Where are you, Bobby?
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