World Chess Championship - Game 4

Game 4 of the match and the World Champion surprised the challenger with the Zukertort system.  Gukesh responded with the London set up, not a bad idea when you face all these Nf3 systems. Ding refrained from occupying the center with his central pawns aiming to establish a knight on d4 with the help of a pawn on b4, but Gukesh easily neutralised White's activity on the queenside and he even had the chance to play with a pased pawn on the queenside while having a bishop vs knight but instead he preferred to exchange bishops. I hope he explained why in the press conference, haven't seen it yet.

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