Reversed Sicilian Lead to Doubled Isolated Pawns: A Recap of Game 10

In this FIDE World Chess Championship game between Ding Liren (playing white) and Ian Nepomniachtchi (playing black), Ding opted for an English opening with 1.c4. Early on, the game followed a reversed Sicilian with some tactical maneuvers, eventually leading to doubled isolated pawns for white. Ian sacrificed a pawn for active play and managed to equalize the position. Ding then gained a small advantage, but Ian fought hard to trade off pieces and simplify the position.

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