Carlsen, M. – Aronian, L.

2870 2019 · White wins (resignation, time or agreement)

Reigning World Champion Magnus Carlsen meets Levon Aronian again, this time in a Sicilian Najdorf — one of the most complex and combinatively rich openings in all of chess. Aronian, the flamboyant Armenian grandmaster who never shies away from imbalance, is a dangerous opponent in exactly these kinds of sharp positions. A clash between two world-class players in the Najdorf all but guarantees a firework display of tactics and strategic subtlety.

Aronian, L.(2772)—

+0.3

Carlsen, M.(2870)—

Analysis mode

1/5

Starting position

Accuracy

Carlsen, M.87%

Aronian, L.87%

Analysis mode

Mistake 1 / 5

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Carlsen, M. – Aronian, L.

Synthesis

Starting position

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