12/12/2024 – Gukesh D became the youngest-ever undisputed world chess champion after beating Ding Liren in the last classical encounter of their 14-game match in Singapore. Ding voluntarily entered a pawn-down endgame which was objectively drawn, but a blunder by the Chinese GM on move 55 meant Gukesh would take the title by winning the match with a 7½-6½ score. | Full report to follow shortly.
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1.e44e6152.d49d563.Nc39Nf6194.e56Nfd765.f46c5146.Nce28Nc62:177.c36a527:42 7...Be7 is becoming the main line. C11: French: Classical System: 4 e5 and 4 Bg5 dxe4.8.Nf310a42:479.Be39Be74610.g4N22Predecessor:10.Qd20-011.h4b512.dxc5Nxc513.Bxc5Bxc514.Ned4Nxd415.cxd4Be716.Kf21-0 Duda,J (2743)-Caruana,F (2823) Chess.com Speed blitz 2020 (1.19)10...Qa514:1711.Bg220:25a312:4412.b339cxd4413.b45:24Qc71:1614.Nexd422Nb617:5815.0-09:15Nc4316.Bf245Bd72:3817.Qe233:41Nxd44818.Nxd46:22Nb24119.Qe32:54Rc81:3920.Rac14:04Qc42821.f54:35Qd35021...Qxa2?!22.Ra1Qc423.Rxa322.Qe13:3122.Rc222...Bg5-+2:0122...exf5?23.e623.Bxd5Qa6±23...fxe624.Nxe6+-23.Rc22:17Rc41023...exf524.e6Bf624...fxe6?25.Nxe6Qxc226.Nxg5+Kf827.Ne6+Kf728.Bxd5+-25.Rd225.exd7+Kxd726.Qb1Qa6+-25.Bxd50-0+-25...fxe626.Rxd326.Nxe6Qxc327.Nf4+Kf8+-26.Bxd50-0+-26.gxf5Qxc327.Nxe6Rc4+-26...Nxd327.Qe3Rxc328.gxf5+-28.Nxe6Nxf229.Qxf2Bxe6+-23...Ba424.fxe6fxe624...Bxc2?25.exf7+Kxf726.e6+Ke827.Qe5+-25.Nxe625.Re2?Bd1-+24.h47:40Bf4425.Qb11:39Rxc37:1326.Rxc31:58Qxc3527.fxe647fxe64:3427...Bxe6-+aiming for ...0-0.28.Nf5Bxe528.Ne214Qxe55329.Nxf41:23Qxf4530.Qc26:0930.Bc5was called for.Qxg431.Qxh7Qd4+31...Qxh432.Qxh4Rxh433.Rf8#31...Qxg2+32.Kxg2Kd833.Bb6+Ke734.Qxh8Be835.Qxg7+32.Bxd4Rxh733.Bc530...Qc4!-+6:0830...Qxb431.Qc70-031...Qxg432.Bb631...Rf832.Qb8+32.Qxd7Qxg433.Kh231.Qd24831.Qxc4Nxc432.Bd431...0-0-+3:4831...Qxa2?32.Qg5Na432...0-033.Bd4Rxf1+34.Bxf1e535.Qxe5Kf836.Qxg7+Ke837.Bf6Be638.Qe7#33.Bd4+-33.Qxg7Rf8+-31...Qxg432.Bc5b632...Qxh433.Qc3=33.Bxb632.Bd41
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