Carlsen-Nepo 10: Magnus on the brink of victory

Magnus Carlsen could now clinch the 2021 World Chess Championship with a win on Friday after a quiet draw in Game 10 left him leading 6.5:3.5 with just four games to go. Some were speculating that Ian Nepomniachtchi would go all-out to win with the black pieces, but he stuck to his Petroff and seemed content to stop the bleeding after a disastrous sequence of three losses in four games.

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