Magnus Carlsen vs. Ian Nepomniachtchi - Game 9 - Tranh Ngôi Vua Cờ 2021

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Hello everyone.
Welcome to the 9th match between Iann Nepomniachtchi and Manu Kassem.
As you know, in the 8th match, Kassem used Tung Zon to win against Nepomniachtchi.
So in this 9th match, does Nepomniachtchi have a French Minister to fight against Tung Zon?
Yes, he does.
Let's watch the following message.
After drinking, Nepomniachtchi's consciousness is like a flowing water.
Yesterday, you can see a clear change in Nepomniachtchi's appearance.
He doesn't tie his hair anymore, but his hair is cut and his hair looks very good.
Can Nepomniachtchi reverse the situation with the change in appearance and the bravery of Tuy Co?
Let's continue to watch.
In this match, Nepomniachtchi was led by the white army first.
He opened the field with Tote C4.
Ah, so Nepomniachtchi has changed his strategy.
He is no longer loyal to the Spanish opening like the previous matches, but to the English opening.
To deal with Nepomniachtchi's move, Kassem responded with Tote E6.
Next, the white army went to Tote G3, opened the way for the statue to go to G2, taking the main road.
The light pushed Tote D5, attacking Tote White.
White planned to go to Tote G2.
Black did not attack Tote White, but pushed Tote D4 and blocked the development of Tote White at B1.
White went to Tote F3, preparing to invade.
Black went to Tote C6.
White invaded.
Very quickly, the white king was safely isolated in the corner of the board, while the black army was almost undeveloped.
At that time, black did not slow down, but developed Tote C5.
White pushed Tote D3, opened the way for the statue to develop.
Black continued to go to Tote F6, preparing to invade.
White developed Tote D2.
Black went to Tote A5.
White jumped to Tote B3, attacking the black statue.
Black pushed the statue back to E7.
White pushed Tote E3, attacking Tote D4.
The Tote army caused a lot of inconvenience for white in the development of the army.
Tote Black ate Tote White.
White statue ate Tote Black.
Black jumped to Tote G4, attacking Tote White.
White ran to Tote C5 to change.
Black quickly invaded.
It was safe for the king.
If Tote White ate Tote Black, then Tote Black ate Tote White.
It was just a normal change of army, nothing special.
Here, white did not change Tote Black, but thought for more than 20 minutes, then went to Tote D4,
said OK to the statue, and formed a strong Tote to control the center.
Black immediately pushed Tote A4, attacking Tote White from the wing.
If Tote White ran to Tote D2, then Tote Black ate Tote White.
Tote White ate Tote Black and was Tote Blue.
So white had to go exactly to Tote White ate Tote Black.
Tote Black ate Tote White, and white jumped to Tote C5.
So Tote White still took a strong position in the center of the chessboard.
If the pair was good, they still took the center.
Black continued to push Tote A3 to exchange,
in order to open the A joint for the black to control.
Here, white should push Tote B4, forming a set of three Totes lined up on the rear wing.
If Tote Black ate Tote White, then white would attack with Tote B1.
If Tote Black ate Tote A2, then Tote B2 or Tote D2 would catch Tote Black.
Black pushed Tote B6 to attack Tote White,
then white would push Tote Black back to Tote D3,
and Tote Black still had no way out.
If Tote Black ran to Tote C6, then Tote White ate Tote Black.
If Tote Black ate Tote White, then white would eat Tote Black again.
If Tote Black ate Tote Black, then white would eat Tote Black again and completely control Tote B.
However, in the chessboard, white always ate Tote Black and was outnumbered.
If Tote Black rushed to eat Tote White,
then white would push Tote D8 to attack Tote D4.
White pushed Tote B3 to protect Tote D4.
Black also pushed Tote E6.
Tote A3 was attacked by the rear wing and the car,
so white knew that he could not protect this Tote.
White pushed Tote E1 to control Tote A3.
Tote Black ate Tote White.
White pushed Tote E2,
the rear wing on Tote A3,
and the car was attacked.
Black pushed Tote H6 to stop Tote B5.
White pushed Tote H4.
Black went to Tote D7.
White jumped Tote E5,
captured the center,
and attacked Tote B.
At the same time, he opened the way for Tote B to control Tote B.
If Tote B ate Tote B, then Tote B ate Tote B.
At the same time, Tote B7 was attacked by Tote White.
Black pushed Tote E8.
White pushed Tote E3.
Black pushed Tote B4 to protect Tote B7.
Black pushed Tote E1 and Tote C4.
Black opened the way for Tote A to control Tote A.
White pushed Tote B1.
Black ate Tote B.
White destroyed the center and protected Tote C4.
Tote B ate Tote B.
Black continued to attack Tote B at Tote F6.
Black jumped Tote G4 to attack Tote B.
White retreated to Tote E1.
If Black went to Tote A3, Tote A4, or Tote C4,
White pushed Tote F3 to kill Tote B.
If Black went to Tote B6,
White pushed Tote C5 to attack Tote B.
Black pushed Tote F3 to kill Tote B.
In the game, Black accepted the exchange with White.
White ate Black's back and protected Tote E5.
Black pushed Tote H5 to open the way for Tote H6.
White ate Black's back and attacked Black's car.
Black pushed Tote A4 to attack Tote B.
White pushed Tote F3 to attack Tote A4.
Black forced Tote B to attack Tote H6.
White retreated to Tote D4.
In the game, White pushed Tote C5 to avoid being eaten by Black's car.
This is a blunder.
Black pushed Tote C6 to seal White.
White was trapped and could not escape.
He had to wait for Black to deal with him.
After realizing that he had made a mistake,
White went to the toilet and cried a river.
After crying, he wiped his eyes, nose and mouth.
Then he went back to fight.
Black pushed Tote F3 to attack Tote B.
Black retreated to Tote H6.
White went to Tote E4 to exchange.
The white elephant escaped.
Black retreated to Tote A7 to attack the white elephant.
White pushed Tote B4 to protect the elephant.
Black pushed Tote B8 to attack the white elephant.
Suddenly, the white elephant became famous
when it was invaded by the enemy troops.
Knowing that he could not protect the elephant,
White pushed Tote A4.
Black's car was eaten by the white elephant.
Black's two cars became a rubber bullet
and attacked the white elephant.
While driving, he lost his horse.
White should have exchanged the car with Black.
But White went to Tote B6.
Black's car was eaten by the white elephant.
White pushed Tote B8 to attack the white elephant.
White lost one more elephant.
Black's Tote C6 became a rubber bullet.
White ran to Tote C5.
Black jumped to Tote F5 to attack the white elephant.
White pushed Tote A5 to attack the black elephant.
Black went to Tote B5 to attack the white elephant.
White pushed Tote A6.
Black's car was eaten by the white elephant.
White pushed Tote A7.
Nothing could stop the elephant.
Black retreated to Tote B8.
White pushed Tote A6.
This is the star of White's hope.
But the elephant was dead at the corner of Tote A8.
So White's Tote could not defend immediately.
Black took the horse and ate White's Tote.
If White pushed Tote A7,
White would defend with Tote C8.
So White jumped to Tote A4 first
and prepared a conspiracy.
If Black pushed Tote C8,
White pushed Tote B6 to attack the black elephant.
Black pushed Tote C7.
White jumped to Tote C8 to attack the elephant.
Black pushed Tote B8.
White pushed Tote B6.
If Black pushed Tote C7,
White pushed Tote D6 to attack the black elephant.
Black pushed Tote C7.
White ate the black elephant.
And the game was over.
Black was famous for his skill of manipulating chess pieces.
How could he be wrong?
So in the real game, black doesn't have to defend c8, but push c5, open the way for the bishop to attack the white knight, and invite the white knight to play good.
If white is eager to take the black knight, black will defend c8, block the defense.
With the black bishop controlling a4, white will not be able to jump to b6 to attack the rook like this case.
White, of course, has nothing to teach black, so push a7 to attack the black knight.
If black blocks c8, the white knight will b6 to attack the black knight, forcing black to challenge the white knight, and the advantage will belong to white.
Therefore, in the real game, black runs to d8.
If white jumps to b6, black will go to c6.
The bishop and the knight are under the same control of a8, so the white pawn will not be able to defend.
If white is eager to eat sticky rice to defend, the black bishop will defend white.
The white knight eats the black bishop again.
Although the white knight eats the black bishop again, black has the advantage of having two pawns.
A common pawn with a very strong pawn structure.
The victory will definitely belong to black.
In the real game, white is only trying to make the fight longer.
The white knight eats the black bishop again.
After the black knight blocks c8, the white knight stops the clock and surrenders.
So, although the knight has the advantage of the pawn structure, in this martial art, wine is necessary.
Yesterday, Nepom made a big mistake by not drinking wine, so he could not develop the power of the pawn structure.
The score after the 9th round is 6-3.
I hope that in the next round, Nepom will drink wine before the game.
The more you drink, the better you will be able to win.
Thank you for watching the video.
Goodbye and see you again.
