Chess: 'Sluggish' Carlsen loses Olympia tie-break as speed wobbles return, Magnus Carlsen

Magnus Carlsen, the Norwegian world champion, has won a record eight tournaments in 2019 but Maxime Vachier-Lagrave beat him in a chaotic game in London

Fighting Chess With Hikaru Nakamura - Progress in Chess - Karsten Müller, Raymund Stolze - Ed. Olms - 2012.OCR OPT R, PDF, Chess Olympiads

Magnus Carlsen defeats Sergey Karjakin to retain World Chess Championship – as it happened, World Chess Championship 2016

World Blitz: Carlsen clinches triple crown, Assaubayeva defends her title

Magnus Carlsen loses Championship chess match to a mouseslip - Xfire

Wijk aan Zee Chess Tournament: Magnus Carlsen suffers back-to-back defeats for the first time since 2015, Sports

Magnus Carlsen well set to become World Rapid Champion 2022

Magnus Carlsen well set to become World Rapid Champion 2022

Chess: Carlsen 'deeply ashamed' of heavy loss to So in World Random final, Magnus Carlsen

Chess: 'Sluggish' Carlsen loses Olympia tie-break as speed wobbles return, Magnus Carlsen

Chess: Carlsen 'deeply ashamed' of heavy loss to So in World Random final, Magnus Carlsen

The Dirty Grandmaster move that defeated Magnus Carlsen - Chess Forums

Wijk aan Zee Chess Tournament: Magnus Carlsen suffers back-to-back defeats for the first time since 2015, Sports

Chess: 'Sluggish' Carlsen loses Olympia tie-break as speed wobbles return, Magnus Carlsen

Magnus Carlsen defeats Sergey Karjakin to retain World Chess Championship – as it happened, World Chess Championship 2016