FABIANO CARUANA VS WEI YI | NORWAY CHESS 2025 скачать в хорошем качестве

FABIANO CARUANA VS WEI YI | NORWAY CHESS 2025

Fabiano Caruana vs Wei Yi from Norway Chess 2025 Result: 1-0 (Caruana wins) Time Control: Classical (40/7200 + 10) Opening Phase (Moves 1-10) System: Réti / King's Indian Attack Hybrid 1. Nf3 2. g3 3. Bg2 4. 0-0 Flexible hypermodern setup by White 2... c5 3... d5 4... g6 Black chooses symmetrical structure (KID/Benoni hybrid) 5. d3 6. Be3 Solid, slow buildup 6... d4 Space grab by Black, locking the center 7. Bf4 0-0 8. с3 Веб White prepares central break Black develops and controls key diagonals 9. Qa4 Nc6 10. Ne5 Strong centralization Pressure on c6 + d7 squares Opening Evaluation: Balanced but dynamic White = flexibility & central pressure Black = space advantage ▲ Early Middlegame (Moves 11-18) 11. Nxc6 bxc6 Structural damage to Black's queenside pawns 12. Bd2 c4 13. dxc4 Nb6 14. Qc2 Nxc4 Tactical exchanges Black wins pawn but opens lines 15. cxd4 Nxd2 16. Nxd2 Qxd4 Black grabs central pawn Material equal, but structure favors White 17. b3 a5 18. Rad1 a4 Queenside expansion race Strategic imbalance begins Structural Imbalance Phase (Moves 19-27) 19. Bxc6 Rac8 20. Nc4 axb3 21. axb3 Qc3 Tension everywhere Complex multi-piece coordination 22. Qxc3 Bxc3 Queen trade simplifies position Bishop pair advantage for Black 23. Bd5 Bh3 24. Bg2 Веб White controls diagonals Black tries kingside pressure 25. Nb6 Rb8 26. Nd7 Bxd7 27. Rxd7 еб Excellent knight maneuvering by White White wins structural control Evaluation Shift: ▲ White advantage emerges (space + rook activity + coordination) Positional Domination Phase (Moves 28-35) 28. Bb7 Rfd8 29. Rxd8+ Rxd8 Rook exchanges simplify into winning structure for White 30. Rc1 Ba5 31. Ba6 Rd2 Active rooks but Black lacks targets 32. Rc5 Ra2 33. Bc4 Bb4 34. Rb5 Be7 35. Rb7 Kf8 White fully dominates: Better pawn structure Better bishop coordination Active rooks King safety advantage Positionally Winning for White Endgame Transition (Moves 36-42) 36. Kg2 g5 37. Bd3 Rb2 Black tries kingside counterplay 38. f4 gxf4 39. gxf4 h5 40. Kf3 h4 41. h3 Bd6 42. Kg4 White king becomes attacking piece Pawn majority activation Black king passive Evaluation: White winning endgame & Passed Pawn Creation Phase (Moves 43-48) 43. f5 Ra1 44. fxe6 fxeб Pawn structure collapses for Black 45. Bc4 Rg1+ 46. Kh5 e5 47. e4 Re1 48. Bd5 Be7 White central control Black tied down defensively Promotion Technique Phase (Moves 49-55) 49. b4 Re3 50. b5 Rxh3 51. b6 Bc5 Passed pawn unstoppable 52. Rb8+ Ke7 53. b7 Bd6 54. Ra8 Rf3 55. b8=Q Pawn promotion = game over Final Position Summary Why Caruana won: Better pawn structure Superior piece coordination Strong knight maneuvers (Nb6-Nd7) Active king in endgame Queenside passed pawn creation Perfect conversion technique Positional squeeze, not tactics. #chess #chesstactics #chesstricks #chessopening #fabianocaruana ##chessmatch #hmflixchessmania