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The Rematch of the Century: Carlsen vs Anand | Sochi 2014 Highlights

The Rematch of the Century: Carlsen vs Anand | Sochi 2014 Highlights Magnus Carlsen vs Viswanathan Anand, World Chess Championship 2014, Sochi 2014 chess, chess double blunder, Magnus Carlsen lucky, Game 6 Carlsen Anand, Sicilian Kan, Berlin Wall chess, grandmaster chess analysis. It was the mistake heard 'round the world! In Game 6 of the 2014 World Championship, Magnus Carlsen committed a rare "hallucination" that should have cost him the game. But what happened next was even more unbelievable. We dive deep into the Sicilian Kan ($B41$) where Magnus played the shocking $26. Kd2??$. This move left the e5-pawn hanging and allowed a devastating tactic. However, under the immense pressure of the match, Viswanathan Anand missed $26... Nxe5!$ and played $a4?$ instead. We analyze why both legends missed a tactic that even a club player would spot in a heartbeat. We also cover Game 11, where Anand attempted a desperate exchange sacrifice to stay in the match. Magnus’s "machine-like" conversion of the material advantage secured him the 6.5 - 4.5 victory, solidifying his era of dominance. Was this Magnus's luckiest win ever, or did his "aura" cause Anand to freeze? Let us know in the comments! Subscribe for more historic chess breakdowns.