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LONDON (Dagbladet): Magnus Carlsen was superior to the top and defended his World Cup title against Fabiano Caruana when he won 3-0 overall after three quick failures to four.
The two duels had to turn around after the classic chess had resulted in twelve consecutive recalls, which was historic.
Carlsen showed a fantastic opening in the first part, lost a bit of initiative, but still won the first World Cup victory in the country.
In the second part, Carlsen also won after a mistake by Caruana, which means that Carlsen had to avoid losses in the last two games.
In the third part, Carlsen showed that he was ruthless. Here too, he grabbed the match and voted in favor of the last match.
"It was a tough match and before today, I never had the impression of being about to win." It was difficult, there were a lot of Enthusiasm all the time, but thankfully, I was the best one today, says Carlsen at NRK.
– How to classify this title?
"It's hard to say." Caruana is clearly the strongest player I've met, but at the same time, I did not win a single classic party. I've won the game, I have a lot of work, but the speed of chess is at least good, "said the world champion.
Powerfully impressed
Ian Rogers, star of The Storm series, and chess reporter, is impressed by what he saw in the game.
– It looks like Carlsen anno 2014-2015. The game was very impressive. The choice of openings was excellent. Every mistake of Caruana was serious, while Carlsen made a mistake, his king was safe, Rogers told Dagbladet.
Garry Kasparov was one of many to criticize Carlsen after the twelfth and last part of the long run and went so far as to say that Caruana was now the favorite, but after the second half of the final, the champion Supreme World from 1985 to 2000 had to conclude that the Norwegian played surprisingly.
"Carlsen's steady state in fast chase is phenomenal, everyone is playing less and less fast, but his decline must be the smallest of all times, maybe only 15%." A huge advantage in this format, writes chess legend Garry Kasparov on Twitter.
Under strong criticism
He raged around Magnus Carlsen after he and Fabiano Caruana had played the re-edited post in the twelfth world cup of chess.
Carlsen had an advantage, but offered the postponed, which resulted in the turnaround of the situation today. The chess experts and storm stars stormed the thunder against Carlsen because of what they thought was a passive and sweaty game from the Norwegian.
Later, Simen Agdestein was getting closer to the party. Yesterday he could report to Dagbladet that he had changed his mind about the shock crisis.
"It was not as bad as we thought it was so far from being as obvious as we wanted it to be, maybe it was agreed with handed over." The possible gain was risky, Agdestein told Dagbladet.
Atle Grønn, NRK expert, has not concluded anything.
– We do not know the scene yet. I kept criticizing a bit back, but he surprised us all. If he wins, you can say that it was a draw. He's the one who knows himself and the best, so it's a bit early to know if it's a loss of his life, "Green told Dagbladet before the match.
After the decision of the game, several chess experts had to return to the conclusions of two days ago. Grandmaster Olimpiu Urcan's candidate from Romania concluded this way.
"After the hysteria that followed the twelfth party, many amateurs and professional players must be happy not to have chosen to become psychologists, commented the rumor.
Canon art for Carlsen
Thus, the title of the World Cup should be decided with quick failures to four. If it became 2-2, they would go to lightning chess, then eventually to armageddon.
Carlsen started with white pieces and was already surprised by the fifth draw, which forced Caruana to think for a few minutes.
"I'm pessimistic on the part of the blacks, and I see just one result here," Anish Giri said in Chess24's studio shortly thereafter.
At number 19, Caruana had to make some movement, but the World Cup challenger missed his goal and Carlsen got a clear advantage. The Nordmann, however, was struggling to gain profit while patting.
The world champion in power, however, showed his strength as time began to run out, tilting the position to his advantage and after 55 strokes, Caruana gave up.
"The quality of Carlsen's game has been variable, his opening preparations were excellent, he broke a bit, but he's still waiting for what he's earning," he said. Stormers Ian Rogers in Dagbladet.
"He had a fantastic opening, but he lost some pressure in the playoffs, but somehow he kept his nerves, continuing to cause problems in Caruana and finally won a good night. ", said Daniel King to Dagbladet.
Carlsen win for goof
Fabiano Caruana had white plays in the second party and the Italo-Americans had to attack Carlsen. The duellants played at an incredible pace.
"The pace and the preparations are huge from both sides of this party," said Atle Grønn, NRK expert.
Pila has long shown a great advantage for Caruana, but towards the 20th draw, he has stretched between the two championships. Finally, Carlsen also had a good chance of winning after Caruana's blunder.
"It's about to be broken here," said Torstein Bae, NRK's expert, about Caruana.
After 28 moves, Caruana gave up.
"It was a terribly difficult party to control for Caruana." There was a difficult dynamic in the positions, he made a slight mistake, then his king was dying, said Rogers about lot no. 2.
Thus, Carlsen was in the third group, but the Norwegians were superiorist, winners too and could congratulate themselves on their fourth consecutive world championship title.
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