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Carlsen-Anand: Game Nine Drawn in 20 Moves Print E-mail
November 20, 2014
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The World Championship in Sochi, Russia is slowing down at the homestretch as Magnus Carlsen was sleepy in game eight while game nine was a 20-move draw by repetition.

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The score is now 5-4 and Anand has only three rounds to catch up!

The fight continues on Friday at 7 AM EST. For all the best live and post-game viewing options, see GM Ian Rogers' Couch Potato's Guide and read Leonxto Garcia's 2nd report here.
 
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