Tata Steel 10: Four street-fights and a quick draw

The most anticipated game of Round 10, Karjakin-Carlsen, ended in a 20-minute Berlin draw, leaving Magnus Carlsen as sole leader of the Tata Steel Masters going into the final weekend. There were bruising battles elsewhere, however, with countless twists and turns as we saw wins for Richard Rapport (over Fabiano Caruana), Praggnanandhaa (Vidit), Andrey Esipenko (Jorden van Foreest) and Nils Grandelius (Daniil Dubov). Arjun Erigaisi edged closer to next year’s Masters with a draw against Polina Shuvalova as Magnus commented, “he really plays chess in a way that I enjoy”.

Tata, Liberty Steel cut European output due to drop in demand

Tata Steel Chess R4: Carlsen Beats Giri's Drawing Streak

World Cup coverage: Which teams will compete in the knockout round?

Tata Steel Chess R4: Carlsen Beats Giri's Drawing Streak

Who Is Taylor Swift's Boyfriend? A Timeline Of Her Relationships

Retailers Enlist AI in Fight Against Returns

Decoding the (Almost) 5% 10-Year Treasury Yield

No Revenge for Magnus Carlsen Against Wesley So @ Tata Steel Rapid & Blitz 2019- R1

Tata Steel 10: Four street-fights and a quick draw

Lord of the rings: Rarest Magic: The Gathering card – 'One Ring' found, worth 'million-dollars' - The Economic Times

Sweden and the lethal complacency of the elites - spiked

Tata Steel 10: Four street-fights and a quick draw