The match between top seed Magnus Carlsen of Norway and Peter Svidler of Russia ended in a truce after 43 moves of the Ruy Lopez/Open Variation. It was a sorry draw for Svidler who had his chances against the top seed in the end game but wasn't able to capitalize them. Despite the draw and being a pawn down, the Norwegian wunderkid show his deep understanding of the end game when everything seems against his favor.
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The World Chess Championship 2024 is set to take place between November 25
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