Aronian, Nakamura, So & Shankland all win on US day in Berlin

Levon Aronian and Hikaru Nakamura both won big games in the penultimate round of the FIDE Grand Prix as Grigoriy Oparin’s stay as sole leader of Pool A proved short-lived. There are now no sole leaders anywhere, with the most drama taking place in Pool C, where Wesley So took down Maxime Vachier-Lagrave to join Sam Shankland in the lead. All games were drawn in Pools B and D, with Yu Yangyi letting Amin Tabatabaei escape just when it looked certain he was going to score a crucial win.

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