Small surprises, but no bombshell: Anand plays 1.d4, Gelfand plays the Grünfeld, Anand plays an obscure sideline, and Gelfand finds the critical equalizing move 14...Ra7! If anyone had slight winning chances in the final moves, it was Black.
Nigel Short's running video commentary to Game 1 is archived on the official site
Other free sites with coverage:
The Week in Chess
ChessBase
ChessPro (via Google Translate)
Game 2 begins at 6 a.m. local time Saturday.
Nigel Short's running video commentary to Game 1 is archived on the official site
Other free sites with coverage:
The Week in Chess
ChessBase
ChessPro (via Google Translate)
Game 2 begins at 6 a.m. local time Saturday.
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