The Challenger, Sergey Karjakin, failed to capitalize on his 1-pawn advantage at the endgame as the World Champion, Magnus Carlsen, held him to a draw after 74 moves of play in Round 9 of the World Chess Championship 2016. [replay]
With 9 games down and 3 more to go, Karjakin is still ahead by 1 point. Match breakdown follows:
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Mikhail James Tal
go mc, show him who’s the real boss
Jojit Loquez
Beware magnus ur opponent was very dangerous.
DeMar Ben
karjakin is in control of round9.. it will be a draw again