Ding Liren survives scare after Caruana gambit

Ian Nepomniachtchi suddenly whipped up a powerful attack midway through Game 9 of the FIDE World Championship match, but Ding Liren took some brave decisions and held on to make a draw after an endgame that stretched to six hours and 82 moves. Ian now leads 5:4 going into the final five games of the match, but Ding still has three games with the white pieces.

Ding Liren becomes the 17th World Chess Champion

Ding and Nepomniachtchi all-square before final showdown

Ding Liren passes acid test in World Championship Game 3

Fabiano Caruana's cup runneth over with win at Sinquefield chess

Ding Liren becomes the 17th World Chess Champion

Nepomniachtchi closes down sharp clash in Game 11

One Chance To Survive, Caruana vs Ding Liren Game 2

Nepo wins World Championship game at 13th attempt

Ding Liren survives scare after Caruana gambit

A Ding-Nepo playoff it is, after heart-stopping Game 14