With a draw on Saturday, Ian Nepomniachtchi and Ding Liren are all tied up after 14 classical games China’s Ding Liren held on in a dicey position to salvage a draw against Russia’s Ian Nepomniachtchi on Saturday, in a marathon Game 14 of the match for the world chess championship. What is being called the most exciting title match in decades will now be decided in a tiebreak showdown on Sunday. With the score tied at 6.5 points apiece going into the 14th and final game, a decisive result would have seen a new world champion crowned for the first time since 2013. Ding had the white pieces, a small but signific
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