FIDE World Chess Championship Game 2: Adventurous Carlsen

The reigning world chess champion, GM Magnus Carlsen, from Norway, and his Russian challenger, GM Ian Nepomniachtchi, faced each other today in the second game of their FIDE World Championship 2021 match in Dubai. After some trickery in the opening and interesting—but not necessarily accurate—moves in

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